We had a really wonderful time. The flow of the museum is really well done and there is a lot to do, so they really do a good job of making an immersive experience. I didnt realize that Warhol was a collector or that he created time capsules - that section of the museum could have been an entire day.We spent a good 3 and a half hours at the museum, and probably could have done another 1-2 hours to do absolutely everything. Well done and great staff! Highly recommend!

Super interesting museum. Timed entry but options were pretty open. Tickets available online or walk-up. Seven floors of displays and interactive exhibits. Easy to walk to from downtown.

Place was actually super cool. Csn spend as much time as you want tk there. Would recommend for anybody visiting Pittsburgh.

This is my favorite art museum, period. It blends his life, art, and popular culture in a beautiful and expressive way. The curators do a great job of presenting his early life and work, which brilliantly set you up to view his progression through the 70s and 80s. They also do a fantastic job of highlighting many of his collaborators and influences, which are key to Warhols story.I give this an unreserved recommendation and suggest you block a solid 3 hours to appreciate this exhibit.

Overall it was a very nice museum, but some of his most famous works arent here. The history was very interesting.Honestly, I was reading about the museum and the previous location seemed to be a better place than the current area.

A unique museum for a unique artist. the museum has a different era from Warhols life on each floor. you can see a lot of his popular pop art and some stuff with the Velvet Underground. theres also a lot of wired stuff like you would expect

A fantastic museum that explores the life and work of Andy Warhol. There are many exhibits of his art and personal belongings, as well as videos and other interactive things to see. A great way to spend an afternoon!

It was much more than expected but some of the staff were annoying. Enjoyed also experiencing other artist work (Basquiat and Haring), along with Warhol and his many muses. Plan on spending at least 2hrs to peacefully experience the exhibit. If you do not get to the museum before 3, staff will remind you at least 7x that the museum closes at 5!

Comprehensive and thought provoking. Warhol Museum made me think about what it must have been Iike to be an artist in Andy’s time. He was cutting edge in so many ways. He reinvented his art and was ahead of trends and technology. My favorite was the Elvis canvas. A Great museum!

Absolutely enjoyed my visit! If I remember correctly, it is 7 floors. Every floor is an experience. My favorite floor was the one dedicated to his work with Jean Michel Basquiat. When visiting, I suggest to start at the top floor and work your way down.

Wow. I was absolutely blown away at the incredible works of art. This museum does a great job of delivering both the history, and the everlasting impact of each piece. You will dive into a world of masterpieces created by one of the most famous disturbed men of our time. There is a wonderful gift shop, and both stairs and elevators are accessible on each floor.

Really well done. Great new Marisol exhibit. Easy parking and friendly staff.

This museum was the main reason to visit Pittsburgh.The collection of Andy Warhols art is not that impressive for a New Yorker because all major NYC museums have a lot more Warhols art. But the Pittsburghs museum has plenty of Warhols personal belongings such as cloths, shoes, letters, cameras, guest-lists, pictures etc. Also, The Andy Warhol Museum tells the story of the Artists life from the very beginning to the end. This part was particularly interesting for me.IMO, a must-see for every art lover if you visit Pittsburgh.

Really loved this museum. It is 7 floors but a bit on the smaller side. There is a lot of variety around the work and art/artists being shown other than Warhol. Lovely gift shop.

We had a great time. My oldest grandson is a huge Warhol fan, he enjoyed his day at the museum.

Fantastic museum. Fascinating. Andy Warhol amazing artist! A must see

Worth the price! Start at the 5th floor and enjoy the experience. Fun, creative and great setup. Curated well with just enough to read, but also hands-on sections and lots of unique art pieces to interact with. First time we’ve been to art museum in awhile and have enjoyed stopping to read the highlights and viewing all the pieces without getting bored.

Although 3 out of 7 floors were closed its still a really fun and informative museum. Plan at least 2 hours!

Nice Museum. Lots of history and information on Andy Warhol. Interesting exhibits. Disappointed more of his most popular work was not represented here.

Great museum and the heart of the artist the world lost located in Pittsburgh PA. Well worth a stop. 6 floors of history and lessons for any art buff and anyone interested in the pop art scene.

I have to say, this was not a pleasant experience, the only time a worker looked up from their phone was to tell me to pull my mask above my nose, not even to explain a painting or piece of art for me, also wearing a mask makes it difficult for me to breath so I at least have my nose uncovered to help, nor do I go anywhere while sick, also another worker kept droning around me saying back away from the paintings when I hadn’t touched or crossed the line, they were being a total buzzkill and made it hard to concentrate on what I was looking at, I’d have to say this was a waste of my time, today 10/16/2021 I have no illnesses meaning I shouldn’t have to wear a mask if I don’t want to

Amazing collection of Warhol works and memorabilia. 7 floors of exhibits spanning his lifetime of amazing work!

Outstanding museum. Just confirm which exhibits are open. Several floors closed during our visit

I was visiting Pittsburgh and found out once I arrived that there was an Andy Warhol museum. Now I’ve never really understood Warhol or the nature of his celebrity, and frankly was only moderately excited about the museum. But once I started the self guided tour I was hooked. I spent two and half hours in there, and it would have been longer had I not absent mindedly walked past the Grace Jones exhibit. I have walked away a Warhol fan and feel personally reinvigorated after seeing his work.

7 floors dedicated to all of Andy Warhol’s works! I’ve visited many of Andy’s exhibits, but this is as far more extensive than others I’ve seen. Get 50% discount on Fridays with code GoodFridays, when you book on their website.A must see is his 600 boxes of the Time Capsules, items he collected throughout his lifetime of items that has influenced his works. Also a must visit is the store on the first floor filled with kitchy items, books, postcards, etc.

The museum was an awesome experience. For anyone that hardly knows anything about Andy Warhol, its an incredible learning experience and anyone that is familiar with him, youll appreciate the deep dive into his life during his most influential times as an artist.I would not pass this up if you are in the area.

Comprehensive museum on the life and art of Andy Warhol. Museum features 7 floors of rotating exhibits giving a chronological view of his work and a peek into the archives that feature his famous time capsules. A must see museum for any visitor to the city of Pittsburgh, PA.

A good museum with a lot of things to see. I also like that it is an interactive museum.

Very cool, definitely a must see if youre in the area. Adult tickets are $10, $5 for students, so very reasonable prices for the level of quality pieces and installations.Floor 4 was closed for renovation, but my favorite room was definitely the floating balloon room (cant remember the exact name 😁).A great way to spend a few hours!

BEST DAY EVER.I’ve been a fan of Andy Warhol since we were first talked about him in art class YEARS ago. It was such a nice experience and had so many wonderful pieces. It was an enjoyable experience. The gift shop was just wonderful too. I got the coolest things. I saw a previous review saying they were not aloud photos. This is false. You can take pictures just no flash photography . Highlight of my Pittsburgh trip.

Fantastic museum---7 stories high, each with different periods. Very artistic, with cultural history interwoven.

This is a MUST if you like art. An iconic museum of Andy Warhol in Pittsburgh. Very well organized, informative, unique and comprehensive art space. 18+ and not safe for kids. Highly recommended.

The art is pretty cool. My favorite was the cow wallpaper, but the silver clouds and giant skulls were also cool. If you sold cow wallpaper in the gift shop, I would immediately come back and buy all of it.

Went here for the first time and it didnt dissapoint!! Multiple levels in the building that offer a different experience. Really awesome to see original works along with some from Haring and Basquiat. Worth the afternoon trip in downtown Pittsburgh area!!

Great place. I spent at least 2&1/2 to 3 hours there looking and admiring everything. I Recommend to buy your tickets online in advance & select your day/time of your visit. If you show up to the Museum without tickets, there might not be space left in the time slots that you may want. Plan ahead so you dont spend hours waiting for next available slot or you might miss your chance to visit. Definitely worth visiting.

Pop culture, history, and convenient to the north shore and downtown

Beautiful and fun exhibit with some interactive rooms.

It was fun and unique, very informative, but a lot of photos, versus his specific art. I mean his art is there, but some of the pieces I was most excited for, werent there. The artifacts were really cool, just goes to show how famous people do things. The facility was very strict about rules regarding covid. You have to put bags in a locker. There was a lot of extras, incl cafe, that was closed, Unfortunately! Able to do it all in about 2 hrs. Alot about people who were in his life, and whole sections based on them which I didnt expect. Gift shop was cool but random n a bit pricey, the one photo is of a pencil pouch from there.

Great exhibits. 7 floors, awesome works and period histories and visuals. Cafe and shop reasonably priced.

We enjoyed our visit! Try to find a Gallery Talk (we attended one at 3:15). Lots of great information that enhanced our visit.

Stunning museum and all you want to know about Andy Warhol.

I love this museum! The workers are amazing and friendly, they make for a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The exhibits are great, and very well laid out. I would most definitely recommend visiting here if you get to come up to Pittsburgh, it is a must see

A nice art museum in a historical part of town. Heres a cool vintage street view image that shows what this same area looked like way back in 1909.

Wonderfully curated. While worth a visit.

Beautiful artwork and I was intrigued of all the background information I learned of Andy and his network of friends/associates.

The second and fourth floor were not opening when I visited. I want to see more items of Andy Warhol collections.

New York City caliber art and culture is Pennsylvania. The Andy Warhol Museum was a real treat. Free for teachers. Impressive collection. Courteous staff. Not to be missed.

A few floors were closed while they were setting up new installations so I dont think I got the full experience. I enjoyed the history of Andy warhols art and seeing works Ive never seen in person. If you are a lover of art history the museum is definitely a place for you.

Had such a great time here. There is a lot of work to walk through with a great combination of visual media, video, audio and even interactive installation. I especially loved the additional rooms dedicated to particular individuals Andy worked with as I loved learning about them as well. Its definitely a lot more than I thought with 7 floors so stay hydrated before you begin since you are still required to wear masks. The gift shop is very cute with plenty to look through fit within a small space. Id love to come back and enjoy the cafe next time when it reopens as well.

Strangely lacking emphasis on some of his most well known pieces and periods, a nice museum but left wanting more and felt oddly confused about how its all put together.

Really cool! Great social distancing protocol, informative exhibits.

So much material to see. If you have ever been curious about the life and art of Andy Warhol, then this museum should be on your list. Beautiful material displayed in plenty of room. Not too crowded on a recent Sunday. Gift shop on premises.

Got a great deal for their Good Friday deal, which I would highly suggest looking into because its a great price for a trip out to the museum. Really great with fantastic art and informative exhibits. I could easily spend an hour or two in the video room alone. Definitely worth checking out if youre a fan of pop art.

Great time to visit during covid, the restrictions put space between people its FAR BETTER time to enjoy exhibits without mindless kids wondering away from parents or other people who arent paying attention and dont have etiquette to let you enjoy exhibits. i hope it always stays this way! Great staff, helpful at keeping masks on people and people moving through in such an organized way you can see it all and enjoy it all!

Super interesting & fun because its interactive!

Fantastic curation of Andys life & work. Not knowing that much about him, I was really impressed with the context the museum provided that helped me to understand why he was such a giant in the art and fashion world. To realize how much he impacted pop culture, fashion design, advertising, is almost overwhelming. Wonderful exhibits, would love to see it again after the special exhibition turns over. And would absolutely go again just to show it to someone new!

I was impressed at how this museum is put together. By focusing on a single artist, this museum offers a richer experience than most others. We get to construct a history of Warhol and understand his relationship to other artists in his life and how events shaped the art he produced. It also helps that he is such a popular artist that his subject matter is just fun to experience. The layout of the museum is a welcome change from many confusing branching paths typically seen in museums that leave you anxiously tracking where you are to make sure you arent missing out on parts of the museum or going in circles.

Even if youre not a huge Warhol fan, this museum is a must visit. The curators do an excellent job in creating focused, engaging exhibits of Warhols work that manage to weave in cultural and historical relevance.The traveling exhibits are world class-- youd wait in line for 45 minutes and be rushed through in 5 if you saw it in New York. Were so lucky to be able to spend time and really appreciate the work.

Meter parking around the corner. Hospitality at the front desk could be better. Admission is $20 for adults, with military is half off. The receptionist was not friendly, seemed a little irritated. No backpacks allowed. I was carrying a backpack purse which had to return to the car to put away. Lockers are available in the front. We rushed through the exhibit could take longer to see everything. The shop on the first floor was fun to look at. Lots of cool gadgets and souvenirs. It was hard to decide what to take.

A lot to see at the Andy Warhol Museum. An artist, painter, film maker, jet setter, etc. Andy cut his own path and set the tempo for modern art of the 60s and 70s and beyond. We love his famous Campbells Soup Cans, his hundreds of time capsules. So much to take in and absorb, Andy Warhol was a trendsetter who grew up poor in Pittsburgh and became world famous and wealthy beyond his own expectations. He was a hoarder that kept everything and think its in these 7 stories. Sure wish I had some of his originals out there. Notice the guy in the photo impaled on the telephone pole after being ejected from the stolen car crash! Pepper Pot soup one of my favorites! A most memorable day we enjoyed when we visited here.

My family and I were very disappointed with our visit. Two of the floors were closed. The staff is very snobby. They did not allow my daughter to carry her mini backpack purse; however others were able to carry their big purses on their shoulders. I’m grateful for RADdays; had we paid to go today. I don’t even have the words ……

What a wonderful museum! Loved how in depth they went into the history of Andy Warhol. I learned quite a few things I hadn’t previously read before. Definitely one of the major highlights of our trip!Some things to note. When we went, they had some COVID precautions in place. They asked us to start at the top floor and work our way down in order to prevent excessive crossing of paths with other guests. I would actually recommend this regardless since chronologically the floors follow that order too. Also backpacks are not allowed past the front desk. There are however “free” lockers. You’ll need 25 cents to open it but you’ll get it back once you’re done.Overall a recommended visit for any art lover!

This is a nice museum. It is good for fans of Andy Warhol and people who appreciate art! When I went there was a cool room with balloons

Was a very cool and interesting place to hang and explore for a few hours. Two floors were closed but everything else was great.

Wonderful museum, easy to find and affordable parking located across the street. The museum cost is $20, but they have lots of discount categories. I got in for $10. There are 7 floors of art plus a basement. Some rooms have silver walls similar to Warhols Factory Studio. His work is spread out chronically starting on the 7th floor and moving down. There is a chronology wall on each floor and short films on a couple floors which show his progression. Warhol created a lot of large pieces. I was happy to see so many pieces in one place.One of my favorite installations was his Silver Clouds. I saw a room with silver pillow like balloons floating. I was surprised when invited in to interact with the exhibit, you could slap (gently) the clouds away. This was fun. Also, he did a lot of time capsules. Really interesting.One floor was closed, a couple rooms were closed due to social distancing requirements. There are areas for individuals who are blind to interact with Warhols work. The oddest thing in the museum to me was the 24 hour webcam on Warhols gravesite. Otherwise, really enjoyed the museum. I recommend budgeting 2 to 3 hours to enjoy everything.

Very well designed museum explaining the life of the famous pop artist Andy Warhol.

The Warhol is the largest single artist museum in North America and rivals NYC museums easily. Theres lots of other fun to be had in Pittsburgh, but its worth a trip for this museum alone. One of the best museum gift shops Ive visited.

Great history and overview of Andy Warhols life. Tons of artwork and artefacts. Of particular interest is his 100s of time capsules. I cant miss place when you come through Pittsburgh.

This was much bigger than expected with 7 floors, but this really was not over stimulating. The staff was incredibly friendly and even allowed us to change our times with absolutely no issues. I think Mr Warhol would be proud of this museum! We highly recommend checking it out!!

Great museum not just for Warhols fans. You will definitely need at least 2 hours minimum to view it!

Fabulous. Informative. Aesthetic. We had a great time and learned so much about Warhol. The gift shop is fun and had some quirky gag gifts. Highly recommend!

Fantastic collection and commemoration of Andy Warhols life. Not over crowded during covid, lots of hand sanitizer all around, and they are allowing a couple of limited interactive exhibits.

Museum was fun exciting colorful and creative.Involved the historical overview of the life of this very unique artist.However, if you werent in the mood to read there were a lot of amazing pictures and things just to open your mind.A great fun time felt like going in a time machine

The Warhol is always worth the trip!

An Amazing Experience!

A trip to Pittsburgh isnt complete until you visit the Warhol museum.

We had such a great time here. The museum is very cool.

Most of the exhibition is closed.there is nothing to see. But they dont forget to charge $20 for the entrance tickets. And of course stupid masks are required.

The museum is beautiful and well done but the understanding of Warhol is hard to put ones arms around. His iconic status proves that art can be anything you want it to be. Spend time to read everything and it will broaden your horizons.

Way more fun than the Louvre.

I am not much of a fan of Andy Warhol, but my wife and I had several hours to invest in Pittsburgh before we could see family there. We decided to go to this museum, largely because we were basing our dislike of his work on very little knowledge of what his work was. Cost was $20 and street parking was $8.50 for the 2+ hours we were in the museum. It was easy to get to from a major highway.Im still not a fan of Andy Warhol, but Im much more aware of his real creativity and artistic talent. There were lots of examples of his commercial art, his paintings and his more well - known art (Campbell Soup Cans, etc.). But I also found that he was superb pencil drawer (my favorite exhibit was a simple drawing of a mother nursing her child - such love and trust shown through their glances!). Some of the things he did not seem all that difficult to do, but he figured out to do them first. Its a lot easier to copy than to think up! Some of his work you can look at and look at and still see more nuances as you look.I was surprised to learn of the practice of his Christian faith, something that was surely difficult for him given the tension between his practice and the churchs teachings. But he kept them together anyway.So overall, Im still not a fan of Andy Warhol, but Im glad I went because I know a lot more than I did before, and I appreciate the creativity and skill of his work more than I have in the past. I wouldnt mind going back.

Have always enjoyed visiting the Andy Warhol Museum. Its always more than just walking through and looking at his artwork. We love discovering new things about Andy Warhol, his life, and inspiration as an artist. As lover of art, we will always return for another visit.

The Warhol SHOULD be better than it is, even though we did enjoy it. The price ($20) is a little high, even though Fridays are half price. Aside from some cool pieces of art, its pretty bare bones when it comes to layout and decor. There are some iconic and cool pieces, but also many things that a casual art fan wouldnt be interested in. The gift shop appears to have had more effort put into it than the rest of the museum. Worth a trip, but dont expect to be blown away like the other Pittsburgh museums and art galleries.

A wonderful place to see some.of Andy Warhols art and a peak into his life.

Half the exhibit is closed right now.. so dont waste your money. Wish they told us or charged us half.

One of the coolest collections and museums overall Ive experienced. If you like his work this is like the quintessential stop.

The museum is very well done. It starts on the highest floor and chronologically follows his life events as you move your way down the floors. There are interactive art displays that make the experience even more fun. The adults have to pay 20$ and students pay 10$. You can take pictures in the museum but there is no designated parking. I recommend this place.

So impressed by this museum! The curatorial work is excellent, and the pieces themselves are worth the entrance. Youd think it may not make sense to go see something so standardized and so mechanical as Warhols pieces -- but youd be wrong! The details and textures and colors of these works is astonishing. The temporary exhibit about Warhol and religion (Revelations) is very good too.

Full of Andy Warhol work plus some extra parts from other artists that worked alongside him. 7 floors but one is under construction but theres still 6 other floors to go through. It took us about 3 hours to see it all

An establishment honoring a true icon of Pittsburgh, The Warhol is packed with works by Andy and those alongside of him and inspired by him. This museum has two floors dedicated to rotating installations, which keeps Warhol works fresh with the dialog created by art. If you have a chance to catch an event here or an art opening please go. If you are traveling to Pittsburgh it is certainly among the top three places to explore. Andy made a catalog of work which spans several mediums and the influence he had pre-hashtag is something that is unrivaled to this day, where people pride themselves on being a digital influencer. You can impact so many lives through art and while Im not a big fan of his work, he has inspired me to keep involved in the discovery process of creation. The Warhol is not a tourist trap! It is recognized globally for its collection and keeps Pittsburgh on its toes with the contributions it makes towards this city.

This place is a must-see. I thought I had a decent appreciation for his body of work but this is a real eye-opener. The facility is nicely done. Seemed a little crowded in current Covid context but everyone was wearing a mask.

Some cool stuff in here for art lovers. Learned a lot about Warhol and had a good time at the museum.

This museum gave me tons of insight into Andy Warhol and his artwork, and was amazing. Only reason for four star rating instead of five is that there was an ABSOLUTE intolerance for taking masks off. I 100% believe that masks are required when entering a building, however the frustration of not being able to take pictures without it.. sucked. There was no one around except for the lady telling us to put on our masks. We respected this rule of course, but it was a little jarring that whenever no one else is in the room there is still someone telling you to keep it on. Still, its 100% worth visiting the museum and I wouldnt bad mouth it too much just based on one thing.

A fantastic experience for those interested in world culture. Lots of fantastic exhibitions of which two hours only really gave is chancs to see one wing in detail. The building itself is large and airy, allowing for social distancing

This is a great museum to see Warhols work chronologically and to learn a lot about his life

Super interesting museum! We were there on Sunday right at 10am when they opened. The staff is super friendly and helpful and explained how to find our way through the museum. It’s a clean but friendly place. We also participated in a gallery talk, where a staff member told us something about the films and movies Andy Warhol made. It was really interesting. If you want to read all the signs, look at all the paintings carefully etc, you should at least bring 2-3 hours of time with you!

Madness lends itself to genius!

Enjoyable time learning about Warhol. A few sections of the museum were closed. It may be slow season for them.

Definitely worth a trip if youre in Pittsburgh (even if you are not an Andy Warhol fan). Compared to many big cities, we dont have that many great museums. This is one of Pittsburghs unique sights!

Andy Warhol is from Pittsburgh, has a bridge dedicated to him and a museum as well. It six floors and best to start at the top and work your way down. Its great that each floor shows his progression as an artist and person in chronological order. There are cool interactive activities like the screen test and my favorite the silver clouds room.. So fun!Happy exploring and remember:dont deny, satisfy !