Dippy the Diplodocus
Dippy the Diplodocus is a roadside dinos & statues in Pittsburgh, United States, best suited for all ages. It is free to visit. A cast of a Diplodocus skeleton found by Carnegie-funded paleontologists in Wyoming, Dippy has greeted visitors outside the museum on Forbes Avenue since 1999 and is free to see any time of day.
A cast of a Diplodocus skeleton found by Carnegie-funded paleontologists in Wyoming, Dippy has greeted visitors outside the museum on Forbes Avenue since 1999 and is free to see any time of day. It's a great spot for a quick photo before or after the museum, and cast copies of Dippy now stand in museums around the world.
- Address: Forbes Ave near Schenley Plaza, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
- Hours: Anytime, outdoor sculpture
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Good to know
- Where is Dippy the Diplodocus?
- Dippy the Diplodocus is located at Forbes Ave near Schenley Plaza, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, in Pittsburgh, United States. Directions to Google Maps, Waze, and Apple Maps are on this page.
- How much does Dippy the Diplodocus cost?
- Dippy the Diplodocus is free to visit.
- Is Dippy the Diplodocus good for kids?
- Dippy the Diplodocus is best for all ages. A cast of a Diplodocus skeleton found by Carnegie-funded paleontologists in Wyoming, Dippy has greeted visitors outside the museum on Forbes Avenue since 1999 and is free to see any time of day.
- What other dinosaur activities are near Dippy the Diplodocus?
- Within 100 km you'll find 2 more dinosaur spots: Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium: Dinosaurs!. The map on this page shows them all.
Last verified August 2026 from official venue sources.