Cheap Holidays to Knoxville

Knoxville Holidays

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Holidays in Knoxville

Looking to abandon the nine-to-five for adventure and inspiration? Now's the time to make your Knoxville plans a reality!

As you walk through the city streets, you'll be rubbing shoulders with approximately 180,000 proud residents.

Tennessee's capital, Nashville, sits 160 miles away from Knoxville, while Mascot lies 14 miles away.

If you're travelling with the whole family, trips to the Children's Museum of Oak Ridge and Putt-Putt Golf & Games should definitely make you popular. If that isn't enough to wear the young ones out, why not head along to Bounce USA and Max Air Trampoline Park as well?

Adults and youngsters alike will love getting up close to the array of fascinating animals at the Knoxville Zoological Gardens and the Little Ponderosa Zoo and Rescue. The Knoxville Zoo is another excellent attraction which aims to teach visitors about animal care and conservation.

Discover how the best local wines are made, and then sample a few of them, when you visit Tennessee Valley Winery.

Spend some hours exploring the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum or the University of Tennessee Gardens, where you will find a wide variety of plant specimens.

Unfurl your blanket and watch the clouds pass overhead at a green oasis like Ijams Nature Center and House Mountain State Park. Also consider spending a leisurely day roaming the grounds of Haley Heritage Square and Chillhowe Park.

Be sure to stop by Knoxville Visitors Center or Gateway Regional Visitor Center. Their friendly team of experts can provide you with advice, tips and inspiration to get the most out of your time here.

Keep your eyes peeled for birds along the lake's shore or just enjoy the calming sounds of the open water at Dead Horse Lake Golf Course.

Travellers that love nature will have plenty to see and do. A trip out to Haw Ridge Park and Third Creek Greenway will replenish your batteries in no time. Greenbrier Picnic Area is another inspiration-filled place in which to spend a relaxing afternoon.

The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame and the Museum of Appalachia both have a number of captivating objects and displays. Ask the friendly staff about one-off events or walk the calm hallways on your own. The Knoxville Museum of Art and the East Tennessee History Center are also leading alternatives.

Broaden your knowledge on the most recent in scientific advances at the American Museum of Science and Energy. The venture of discovery doesn't have to stop there. The Muse Knoxville is filled with even more science artefacts and displays for you to explore.

As every adventurer knows, our world is an incredible place. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the packed cabinets and displays at the Frank H. McClung Museum and the McClung Museum of Natural History & Culture.

Whatever type of art you enjoy, you'll find it in Knoxville. Why not begin your day of gallery going at the Emporium Center and the Appalachian Arts Craft Center? If you're feeling inspired, also feast your eyes on the displays at the Ewing Gallery and the A1 Lab Arts.

Take an amazing journey into the past at the Beck Cultural Exchange Center and the Civil War Gateway. Both exhibitions pride themselves on making the city's vivid history relevant and entertaining to visitors.

Do you want to look around a few history-filled attractions? An outing to the University of Tennessee and the Maryville College offer visitors a fascinating peek into Knoxville's past. If that doesn't satisfy the history nerd in you, also swing by Mabry Hazen House and James White Fort.

Go for a walk along the border walls and discover the turbulent history of Tellico Blockhouse, a fortress that was instrumental in the defence of this region.

Searching for some deeper meaning on your getaway? Take a pilgrimage to some of the city's most significant religious sites, such as Central United Methodist Church and St. John's Episcopal Cathedral. If you're not pushed for time, First Baptist Church is also worth an outing.

Before you go, don't forget about the less visited attractions here, such as World's Fair Park, the Oak Ridge Art Center and the Avalon Golf and Country Club.