Neighborhoods
Knoxville is more than downtown.
A starting guide to the districts and communities that give the city its personality.
A starting guide to the districts and communities that give the city its personality.
Historic theaters, Market Square, Gay Street, restaurants, events, and the city’s most walkable core.
Railroad-era architecture, nightlife, restaurants, music, and some of Knoxville’s strongest warehouse character.
Porches, Victorian-era homes, neighborhood streets, and easy access to downtown.
Happy Holler, breweries, shops, restaurants, and a mix of old commercial strips and residential pockets.
A long-established community with local institutions, parks, and its own identity north of downtown.
Food, galleries, shops, established neighborhoods, and a busy Kingston Pike corridor.
Tree-lined streets, river views, parks, and some of Knoxville’s most recognizable residential landscapes.
Urban wilderness, trails, river access, new development, and a growing food-and-outdoors mix.
Deep Black history, Chilhowee Park, Zoo Knoxville, Magnolia Avenue, and neighborhoods central to Knoxville’s story.