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105 Naueda Dr
Knoxville, TN 37912
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The Crown & Goose
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The Melting Pot
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Bonefish Grill
  • • Prix Fixe Dinner For Two. 3-Courses. $19.50 Per Person
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Things To Do in Knoxville, TN

Forbidden Caverns Forbidden Caverns

Sevierville is home to some of the most amazing caverns in the state. Visit underground to see these awe-inspiring caves, grottoes and streams. Forbidden Caverns is famous for its numerous calcite formations as well as a huge wall of dripstones which are said to be one of the biggest in the world.

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The Escape Game Pigeon Forge The Escape Game Pigeon Forge

The Escape Game Pigeon Forge is located on the Island in Pigeon Forge. The Island is home to Pigeon Forge’s best dining and hotels and is located right off the Parkway. Free parking is provided by The Island in Pigeon Forge

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Beck Cultural Exchange Center Beck Cultural Exchange Center

The Beck Cultural Exchange Center documents the plights and contributions of African-Americans to the east Tennessee region. The exhibits are nothing short of dramatic, as each one takes a compelling look at individual accomplishments and accounts of persistence that led to change. These stories are told through the creative use of historical books, newspapers, recordings, films and various other artifacts.

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