Experts' Choice Award Frick Art and Historical Center
What the experts agree on
Pittsburgh's Frick Center captures gilded-age elegance through Henry Clay Frick's former mansion, featuring curated old master paintings, decorative arts, and a Victorian greenhouse. The on-site café makes lingering worthwhile.
“The Frick Art and Historical Center is more than just a museum. It houses collections of artwork spanning Italian renaissance paintings, Chinese porcelain works, and French decorative arts.”
– Travel + Leisure
Fodor's "The Frick Art Museum, which possesses a small but choice collection of old master works; a Victorian greenhouse; and a café serving an excellent lunch." Full review
Afar Magazine " If you like exploring historical landmarks that can take you back in time, the Frick is a place to visit." Full review
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"Home of industrialist Henry Clay Frick from 1882 to 1905. Today the site includes the Frick Art Museum, a Car and Carriage Museum and a cafe serving lunch and afternoon tea." Full review
Rough Guide "Most people associate the name Frick with the famous art gallery in New York but Carnegie's steel associate or, more precisely, his daughter Helen Frick left the legacy of the Frick Art &..."
Lonely Planet "It's perhaps appropriate that the coal and steel magnate Henry Clay Frick – perhaps best known for the astonishing art collection he amassed, permanently on display at NYC's Frick..."
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