Plan your visit
Use 7227 Reynolds Street and begin at the Grable Visitor Center. General site admission is required even when the selected experience is free. Gardens, the permanent art collection, and part of the car museum are normally free; special exhibitions and Clayton tours are ticketed, and Clayton tours can sell out.
Accessibility
The campus remains open during construction and restoration work, with improvements including parking-lot accessibility. Contact the museum before visiting to confirm accessible parking, step-free routes between buildings, wheelchair availability, Clayton tour access, restrooms, seating, service animals, and any construction detours.
About The Frick Pittsburgh Museums & Gardens
The Frick Pittsburgh is an active ten-acre art, history, nature, and garden campus in Pittsburgh’s Point Breeze neighborhood. The site includes the Grable Visitor Center, The Frick Art Museum, the Clayton historic house, the Car and Carriage Museum, greenhouse, gardens, and The Café at the Frick.
Venue policies
Admission
A general site ticket is required; some campus experiences are free and others are paid.
Children
Visitors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Photography
Personal photography is generally allowed except in Clayton and restricted exhibitions.
Campus conduct
No smoking or vaping, weapons, touching art, sports equipment, or pets other than service animals.