Knoxville Holiday Deals

Knoxville Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Knoxville

We don’t know about you, but we believe if we were meant to stay in one spot we’d have roots instead of feet. So why not make the most of your sweet, sweet freedom and discover the awesomeness of Knoxville?

This city is populated by about 180,000 locals.

Nashville, the state capital, lies 260 kilometres west of Knoxville, while Mascot can be found 20 kilometres to the northeast.

Seeking a few family-friendly activities? Treat the kids to a trip to the Children's Museum of Oak Ridge and Bounce USA. Max Air Trampoline Park is another fun-filled attraction that everyone is sure to love!

Both kids and adults will enjoy getting close to the collection of intriguing animals at the Knoxville Zoological Gardens and the Little Ponderosa Zoo and Rescue. The Knoxville Zoo is another attraction which teaches visitors about conservation and animal care.

Eager for a leisurely day of sightseeing? Then organise a trip to the Tennessee Valley Winery, where you can learn about the art of winemaking as well as try a drop or two.

If you're curious to learn about the local species of flora, make your way to the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum. Alternatively, spend a while getting lost among the pathways and appreciating the range of plants and flowers at the University of Tennessee Gardens.

Take off your shoes and feel the grass under your feet at an urban oasis like Haley Heritage Square or Chillhowe Park. Alternatively, spend the day outside at Volunteer Landing Park or Charles Krutch Park.

Whether you're after maps, brochures or ideas for things to see and do, you'll discover it at Knoxville Visitors Center. Gateway Regional Visitor Center is another superb visitor resource.

The cascading waters of Meigs Falls make a great background for some family photos, so go exploring and try to find the best vantage points.

Enjoy some downtime and keep your eyes peeled for the colourful birdlife at Dead Horse Lake Golf Course, a scenic natural waterway.

Knoxville has a collection of nature reserves, such as Ijams Nature Center and House Mountain State Park. Two more areas to have a look at are Haw Ridge Park and Third Creek Greenway.

If you're seeking a few quiet places to collect your thoughts and maybe learn a thing or two, head to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame and Blount County Historical Museum. Ask about walking tours or just study the displays on your own. Cades Cove Museum and Southern Appalachia Railway Museum are also decent alternatives.

Learn all about the latest and greatest in scientific technology at the American Museum of Science and Energy. The venture of discovery doesn't have to end there. The Muse Knoxville is filled wall-to-wall with even more science artefacts and exhibits for you to examine.

There aren't many things that can captivate you quite like the creations brought to life by the natural world. For a day of adventure and mysteries, head to the Frank H. McClung Museum or the McClung Museum of Natural History & Culture.

With a striking variety of artworks, an afternoon spent admiring the collections at the Knoxville Museum of Art and the Ewing Gallery will leave you feeling inspired.

Explore Knoxville's past and understand the present with a visit to the East Tennessee History Center. The Beck Cultural Exchange Center and the Civil War Gateway are two more attractions which aim to collect, preserve and share the rich history of the region.

Want to gain a deeper understanding of Knoxville's past? Then make your way to the University of Tennessee and the Maryville College. If that doesn't satisfy the history nerd in you, extend your sightseeing to the Museum of Appalachia and Mabry Hazen House.

Those keen on military history should visit James White Fort and Tellico Blockhouse. Visualise the dramatic sieges that happened there and learn all about the clever defensive features that made them so difficult to attack.

Ready to take a spiritual journey? Discover the local faith, and maybe even find the answers you've been looking for, at Central United Methodist Church and First Baptist Church. If you're still up for seeing the sights, head to First Baptist Church next.

They mightn't be splashed across the front page of a glossy travel magazine, but World's Fair Park and the Oak Ridge Art Center are still well worth checking out. You'll also find plenty to keep you occupied at the Avalon Golf and Country Club and the Emporium Center.

Hotels in Knoxville

The Hampton Inn & Suites Knoxville Downtown and Knoxville Marriott are worth taking a look at. If you like what you're seeing, you better book in fast! These digs are highly sought-after for their cosy beds and excellent service.