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Hello Friends,
Knoxville, Tennessee was recently named one of Trip Advisor's "Places on the Rise" and I couldn't agree more. Located on the Tennessee River in eastern Tennessee, Knoxville offers historical tours, outdoor beauty, festivals, fine food, and award-winning theater. History buffs will not be bored -- The Market Square downtown district has 19th-century buildings, shops and restaurants and James White’s Fort includes Knoxville's first permanent building, a reconstructed 1786 log cabin. Go Big Orange! Erik |
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KNOXVILLE - A LITTLE LIGHT READING
FAST FACTS
Destination Name: Knoxville
State: Tennessee
Closest Major Airport(s): McGhee Tyson Airport (TYS) is a public and military airport 12 miles south of Knoxville
Time Zone: Eastern
Currency: US Dollar
Continent: North America
Country: USA
Primary Language: English
Destination Name: Knoxville
State: Tennessee
Closest Major Airport(s): McGhee Tyson Airport (TYS) is a public and military airport 12 miles south of Knoxville
Time Zone: Eastern
Currency: US Dollar
Continent: North America
Country: USA
Primary Language: English
TRANSPORTATION
Location: Knoxville is located on Tennessee's eastern side, just forty miles from the Great Smoky Mountains on North Carolina's border.
Air: Located just 12 miles from downtown Knoxville, McGhee Tyson Airport is one of the most convenient and accessible regional airports in the nation. For updated flight information, visit flyknoxville.org.
Car: Knoxville sits on the intersection of I-40 and I-75.
Bus and Trolley: Go to Visit Knoxville for more information about transportation options inside Knoxville.
Location: Knoxville is located on Tennessee's eastern side, just forty miles from the Great Smoky Mountains on North Carolina's border.
Air: Located just 12 miles from downtown Knoxville, McGhee Tyson Airport is one of the most convenient and accessible regional airports in the nation. For updated flight information, visit flyknoxville.org.
Car: Knoxville sits on the intersection of I-40 and I-75.
Bus and Trolley: Go to Visit Knoxville for more information about transportation options inside Knoxville.
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THE WEATHER
If you travel to Knoxville in the fall, then making time for a drive through the Great Smoky Mountains should be an essential part of your trip. Spring is also magnificent - especially during the Dogwood season. Winter is usually mild. Summers can get muggy so pack hot-weather clothes and plan to spend time on the beautiful Tennessee River. Knoxville's annual high temperature is 70°F and the low temperature is 50°F. |
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WHERE TO STAY
The Tennessean |
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WHERE TO EAT
When you find yourself hungry in Knoxville, don't worry! You have a huge selection of excellent restaurants to explore. For lunch I recommend Nick & J's burgers or Calhoun's for BBQ. For dinner, I highly recommend Brazeiros, an authentic Brazilian steakhouse. If you're in the mood for lighter fare, then go to The French Market for crepes and truffle fries. Market Square is also an excellent location to find restaurants a cool bars.
When you find yourself hungry in Knoxville, don't worry! You have a huge selection of excellent restaurants to explore. For lunch I recommend Nick & J's burgers or Calhoun's for BBQ. For dinner, I highly recommend Brazeiros, an authentic Brazilian steakhouse. If you're in the mood for lighter fare, then go to The French Market for crepes and truffle fries. Market Square is also an excellent location to find restaurants a cool bars.
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HELPFUL LINKS
Knoxville has an official tourism bureau. Learn more by watching this video. Official Knoxville Tourism Site Official State Tourism Bureau Site |
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