Randyland
Overview
What People Say
What's Great
- Fun and entertaining activities (mentioned in 2 reviews)
Areas for Improvement
- Can get crowded during peak times (mentioned in 2 reviews)
Detailed Insights
Rating Breakdown
Most Mentioned Positives
Recent Reviews
Betsy Amador Ramos
a month agoThis place was a breathe of fresh air. It was colorful and creative! So much fun with positive messages all over. I loved it! I was driving home from a funeral out of state. I stumbled upon this place online and I am glad we took a break and stopped there. Great photos too!
Kirk Swan
2 months agoIs it a fever dream? A found art extravaganza? A journey into the creative depths of the human mind? Yes yes and yes! I found this place imaginative, colorful, unusual, and ever so fun. Bring a little cash for souvenirs and for donation. Admission is free, so you definitely should donate to keep this place going!
Traveling Is Our Passion
2 months agoHey, we are Vicky 🇵🇪 and Malte 🇩🇪 from the travel blog Traveling Is Our Passion. For a full one-day Pittsburgh guide, check out our blog! If you love bright colors, street art, and pure happiness, then Randyland is a place you have to see! 🎨✨ This outdoor art exhibit is one of the most unique spots in Pittsburgh, created by Randy Gilson, who turned his home into a magical, colorful wonderland. Everywhere you look, there are murals, sculptures, and recycled art that made us smile. 😍 We met Randy himself, and he’s such an inspiring and friendly person! The best part? It’s free to visit, but donations are appreciated. Definitely a must-see if you're in Pittsburgh!
David Petrella
3 months agoWow, this place is a hoot. Even got to meet Randy himself. This place is like a somewhat organized chaotic painted junkyard. There is just everything there. Toys, furniture, signs, tools, equipment, and more. Randy is very eclectic and likely missing a screw or two, but it is an artistic sight to see. And it’s all FREE. If you have a few minutes or more, take the time to check it out for yourself.
Amy
5 months agoWe have been here twice. The first time we were able to actually talk to Randy himself. What a nice guy! This place is free and full of unique, eclectic, and unique art that has been collected and painted over decades. This is definitely something to see if you’re ever in Pittsburgh.
Contact Information
1501 Arch St, Pittsburgh, PA 15212, USA
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