Pretty, iconic bridge that could use a repainting. It fits so well within the tableau of the Pittsburgh skyline when viewed from inside the ballpark that it is as though it was built solely for that purpose. That the bridge is named for the great Roberto Clemente enhances the structure. The bridge is not particularly long, and provides a quick jaunt across the Allegheny River from downtown to the ballpark. Those crossing will also notice the many padlocks affixed to the railings; these signify couples' shared love, and their lasting bonds.

I strongly recommend anyone to take a walk when you visit the ballpark! It is totally worthy to cross the bridge. Enjoy nice view and many food trucks!

Roberto Clemente (6th Street) Bridge is CLOSED both to traffic and pedestrians for structural repairs, since February 2022. Reopening date unknown. Unable to cross on March 26 2022.

The Pirates suck but I love walking across this bridge!

Beautiful bridge. They close it to cars during a baseball game. !!

Bridge is closed for construction. Great backdrop to pnc park

Nice walking distance from the Marriot. Nice view. You can see the stadium too. Can also walk down to the park for relaxing.

Iconic bridge! So proud to have this landmark named after a Puertorican. A must visit at night and day! You can also add a lock so that’s something fun to do with a friend or your significant other

Iconic and very instagrammable bridge. Take a stroll at sunset to enjoy incredible views. It’s not just the bridge, but also what goes around, the boats, the love locks and random motivational quotes.

It's just a bridge serving it's purpose to cross over the Allegheny River. They close it off during Pirate baseball games and other special events. Most recently attended the Picklesburgh festival. Picklesburgh was a complete waste of time that I can't get back. They have a giant inflatable pickle hanging on the bridge and lots of overpriced food and drinks.

Leaving the game yesterday a little early to beat the rain. We were treating to pierogi race on the bridge. Good fun

One of the best ways to take in Pittsburgh is walking the bridges. No better place to start than with the Roberto Clemente Bridge.

A great experience for walking and sightseeing