If you’ve visited Knoxville, chances are you’ve encountered the vibrant arts scene that makes this city so special. From theater and visual art to live music, creativity is woven into the cultural fabric of East Tennessee. At the heart of it all is the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra (KSO)—the oldest…
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If you’re looking for a fun and totally unique way to explore Knoxville, we’ve got just the thing: the Tennessee RiverLine. It’s a 652-mile playground for paddlers, boaters, bikers, hikers, and anyone who just loves being outside. And guess what? It all starts right here in Knoxville. That’s…
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When did Knoxville become known for ice cream? Ice cream has become one of downtown’s reliable attractions, and Knoxville has several fine ice-cream makers, some of which are so notably famous they form lines on the sidewalk on a summer day, but none of them more authentically old-fashioned than…
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Needing a corporate or business gift? Something special for a wedding gift or housewarming? A graduation gift or a simple thinking-of-you? Visit Knoxville’s Gift Shop can personalize a gift basket for any occasion! With our wide assortment of giftable goodies, you’re sure to find a selection to suit…
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There may be no other city in the country that better combines outdoor adventure with urban excitement than Knoxville, Tennessee. With mountains, rivers, and trails within minutes of a vibrant downtown, Knoxville offers endless opportunities to play outside and still enjoy the world-class…
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Looking for restaurants, bars, breweries, coffee shops, distilleries, and more? You've found our guide to all things to eat in Knoxville! A Self-Guided Food Tour of Knoxville Knoxville is celebrated for many things: its walkability, its dreamy position along the Tennessee River, its ample green…
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We take World’s Fair Park for granted, as a venue for concerts and festivals, but next time you’re down there, have a look around. There may be nowhere like it in the world. It’s a pretty extraordinary assemblage of more than a century’s worth of architecture, from mid-Victorian industrial to some…
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For Knoxville trail runners, House Mountain is the place to go for serious hill training. With nearly 1,000 feet of gain packed into less than a mile of trail, no other climb in the area gives you as much bang for your buck. At 2,100 feet, it’s the highest point in Knoxville County, which means the…
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While we’re famous for our mountains, the Knoxville area lakes are our true liquid gold, offering over 500,000 acres of interconnected waterways. Whether you want to "sailgate" with thousands of fans or find a silent cove where the only sound is your paddle hitting the water, making Knoxville your…
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Looking for a fresh way to experience Tennessee? Nestled between Nashville’s music scene and the Great Smoky Mountains, Knoxville offers a distinct blend of historic charm, outdoor adventure, and creative energy. While Memphis celebrates its blues heritage and Nashville embraces country stardom…
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