About
You are invited to visit a friendly, progressive and growing city that is easily accessible via international waterways. Knoxville, Tennessee, is located at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park's foothills. It is surrounded in nature's beauty. Knoxville is home to three Interstates and The University of Tennessee Volunteer sports teams.
Discover a variety of cultures in the city. Annual festivals and major events are held to showcase the diverse cultures of our city, including Black, Hispanics, Greeks, Asians, and others. Parking is free at Market Square and State Street garages and on meters. This applies from 6 p.m. on weekdays to all days on weekends.
Market Square, Waterfront, and Turkey Creek are some of the most popular areas. There are many parks, trails, biking trails, attractions and museums. This great city in the south offers many opportunities for education. There are many colleges and trade schools in Tennessee, as well as the University of Tennessee.
Flights
- American
- Delta
- Frontier
- United
Places to visit in Knoxville
Knoxville is a lively, beautiful city. It is home to the University of Tennessee, a famous football team.
1.Ijams Nature Center
Ijams Natural Center is a great place to go in Knoxville if you love nature. It is also part of the larger, 1,000-acre Knoxville Urban Wilderness created by Legacy Parks Foundation.
2.World's Fair Park
The World's Fair Park is a Knoxville attraction that's incredibly popular. It was first featured as the World's Fair's host in 1982. Since then, it has been a popular hangout for relaxed fun and relaxation.
3. Zoo Knoxville
Zoo Knoxville houses more than 900 animals from all over the world. They live happy, healthy lives.
4. Tennessee Theatre
The Tennessee Theater is a theater that was built in a Spanish-Moorish style. It has beautiful and stunning pieces that enhance its amazing nature.
5. East Tennessee History Center
The East Tennessee History Center may be the best site for learning about American history. Many events are held throughout the year, which may be of interest to you.
FAQs
What is Knoxville famous for?
Knoxville has a lot to offer its visitors and locals. It is home to delicious Southern food, a beautifully renovated downtown, and some of the most passionate sports fans you will ever meet. You're just a short drive from the Great Smoky Mountains.
What Knoxville has fun things to do.?
Top Attractions in Knoxville
- Market Square. 2,961. Points of Interest and Landmarks.
- Ijams Nature Center. 857. Nature & Wildlife Areas.
- Tennessee Theatre 705. Theaters.
- Zoo Knoxville. 1,361. Zoos.
- Knoxville Museum of Art. 344. Art Museums.
- Neyland Stadium. 302. Arenas & Stadiums.
- Sunsphere Tower. 591.
- East Tennesse Historical Society. 348.
What's it like to live in Knoxville?
Knoxville residents enjoy a dense, suburban lifestyle. Most residents rent their homes. Knoxville has many great restaurants and parks. Knoxville is home to many young professionals. The residents tend to be conservative. Knoxville's public schools are excellent.
