PNC Park
PNC Park in Pittsburgh during an August 2016 game, with the yellow Roberto Clemente Bridge and downtown towers rising straight past center field.
Plenty of parks promise a skyline view; this one delivers it from almost every seat. The park sits on the bank of the Allegheny River with only two main decks, which keeps the seats close to the field and holds capacity to about 38,000. Look along right field for the 21-foot wall, a nod to Clemente's number 21. PNC opened on April 9, 2001, and remains the most convincing argument for a weekend in Pittsburgh.
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