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Quarterback Peyton Manning first made his name here. You can tour the 102,455-capacity football behemoth by calling ahead or emailing utevents@utk.edu at least five business days in advance.


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1. McClung Museum of Natural History

0.23 MILES

On the campus of UT, this small natural-history museum is a good rainy-day distraction for families. You'll find dinosaur bones from Tennessee in the…

2. Sunsphere

0.48 MILES

The city's visual centerpiece is the Sunsphere, a golden orb (disco ball!) atop a tower that's the main remnant of the 1982 World's Fair. You can take the…

3. Knoxville Museum of Art

0.51 MILES

If you're planning to explore the region, the landscape paintings of mountains, forests and streams are a lovely source of inspiration at this small…

4. Museum of East Tennessee History

0.75 MILES

This glossy museum spotlights key moments in the history of East Tennessee as well as regional cultural topics, from 'hillbilly' music to mountain tourism…

5. Women's Basketball Hall of Fame

0.97 MILES

You can't miss the massive orange basketball that marks the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, a nifty look at the sport from the time when women were…

6. Beck Cultural Exchange Center

1.96 MILES

This center preserves and shares the history of African Americans in Knoxville. Key exhibits highlight urban renewal in the city and trace the interesting…

7. Green McAdoo Cultural Center

15.78 MILES

In front of this small museum an eye-catching statue portrays the 12 African American high-school students who desegregated Clinton High School in 1956…

8. Museum of Appalachia

17.51 MILES

Sprawled across 65 acres dotted with cabins and livestock, this comprehensive museum spotlights the history and culture of the mountain communities in the…