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Agnes R. Katz Plaza
Corner of Penn Avenue and 7th Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
The Agnes R Katz Plaza, otherwise known as the Eyeball Plaza, is located right in the heart of Pittsburgh's cultural district. It is one of the better-known public artworks in the downtown area. The Plaza includes a 25ft bronze fountain created by Louise Bourgeois. She also created the 3 pairs of granite eyes that are also benches. The Plaza was named after Agnes R. Katz by her kids. She was a patron and advocator of the arts in the Pittsburgh area.
St. Anthony's Chapel
1704 Harpster Street
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15212
St. Anthony's Chapel sits atop Troy Hill and overlooks the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh's North Side. This historical landmark is named after Saint Anthony of Padua. But what is most interesting about this church is its collection. The chapel is home to over 5,000 sacred relics of the Catholic faith. This is the largest public collection in the world. A wide variety of relics can be seen there from artworks to fabrics to remains.
Randyland
1501 Arch St
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
When you spot Randyland driving by Arch Street, you feel like you have fallen into Oz. The brightly colored exterior of the building is only the beginning of Randy Gilson's imagination. With the desire to revitalize the community, Gilson began creating his masterpiece out of recycled materials. Today, he has created his own world within his home and stretching out almost 30 blocks around the North Side. It is a sight to see.