Its riverfront setting, extensive jogging trails, green parks and skyline view make Sequoyah Hills one of Knoxville's prime neighborhoods.   See the Image

Nestled along the Holston River, Holston Hills boasts a mixture of large, ornate homes and quaint stone cottages.   See the Image

Located just south of downtown on the Tennessee River, Island Home's quiet streets are lined with charming homes with unique architecture and rolling landscape.   See the Image

North Hills offers architecturally unique homes at a wide range of prices.   See the Image

The Sunsphere was built for the 1982 World's Fair and it served as the Fair's symbol. Now you can visit the observation deck on the 4th level or dine in the restaurant on the 5th.   See the Image

Neyland Stadium. Even if the University of Tennessee isn't your alma mater, you have to appreciate the pageantry of college football in one of the sport's finest venues. Neyland Stadium is one of…   Read the Article

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Don’t believe your eyes -- some Knoxville names don't sound like they look.Krutch Park: (KROOTCH, not "crutch") This downtown green spot is named for a local photographer of…   Read the Article

Food and Drink Essentials: Best Places to ... BUY FRESH FISH The Shrimp Dock 5210 Kingston Pike All the fish sold at the Shrimp Dock is caught on American boats and flown in fresh, never frozen;…   Read the Article

Knoxville is a wooded, rolling town that prizes its natural beauty, particularly its springtime display of dogwood and redbud blooms. It's no surprise that many of the neighborhoods here are named…   Read the Article

Population: 182,337 USDA Hardiness Zone: 6 to 7 Major Airport: McGhee Tyson Airport Companies With a Major Presence Here: Scripps Networks, Tennessee Valley Authority, Oak Ridge National…   Read the Article