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Knoxville, TN at a Glance
Knoxville has played a major role in the history of Tennessee
with the city having twice been the state capital. Although Nashville
now boasts the title, Knoxville continues to provide a vibrant atmosphere that
is further enhanced by the large University
of Tennessee student body that calls the city home during their studies. Boasting
a plethora of attractions, recreational opportunities and annual events, Knoxville
satiates the desires of all. Whether searching for unique shops in the Old
City Historic District or viewing modern and contemporary art at the Art
Gallery of Knoxville, this city is alive with culture. Recreational enthusiasts
appreciate the city's close proximity to the Great
Smoky Mountains National Park, which is a haven for those wishing to birdwatch,
hike or camp. Annual festivals, such as the Dogwood
Arts Festival in April and the 10-day Tennessee
Valley Fair in September, keep locals and visitors entertained throughout
the year.
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