Knoxville Travel and Things to Do Guide
For the meeting planner seeking a destination that will deliver "Wow, I had no idea" experiences, Knoxville offers a surprisingly real, truly accessible, and unexpectedly sophisticated mix of culture, adventure, and cuisine rooted in history and genuine Southern hospitality. First time visitors are amazed by all Knoxville has to offer, and meeting planners are consistently impressed with the city’s ability to host conventions and events.
Often described as a hidden gem, Knoxville is a secret you can't wait to share. A place where everything comes together. It's America, concentrated in one breathtakingly beautiful spot.
Getting here is easy. Knoxville is located at the intersection of I-75, I-40, and I-81 – within a day's drive of nearly half the US population. Staying here is tempting. Knoxville boasts a vibrant downtown with a variety of unique shopping, dining options, attractions, and museums in and around downtown’s Historic Market Square.
Whatever type of conference or convention you're planning, Knoxville is the city for you. The city provides the accessibility you need, the venues you want, and the overall package you've been hoping to find. Many of the finest meeting facilities are located within the city's vibrant downtown.
See for yourself. Come for a visit. We look forward to helping you plan your next conference or meeting in Knoxville.
Often described as a hidden gem, Knoxville is a secret you can't wait to share. A place where everything comes together. It's America, concentrated in one breathtakingly beautiful spot.
Getting here is easy. Knoxville is located at the intersection of I-75, I-40, and I-81 – within a day's drive of nearly half the US population. Staying here is tempting. Knoxville boasts a vibrant downtown with a variety of unique shopping, dining options, attractions, and museums in and around downtown’s Historic Market Square.
Whatever type of conference or convention you're planning, Knoxville is the city for you. The city provides the accessibility you need, the venues you want, and the overall package you've been hoping to find. Many of the finest meeting facilities are located within the city's vibrant downtown.
See for yourself. Come for a visit. We look forward to helping you plan your next conference or meeting in Knoxville.
Weather and Seasonality
Located in a humid subtropical climate zone, Knoxville is shielded from extreme cold in the winter and the stifling heat in the summer by the Great Smokies to the southeast and the Cumberland Mountains to the northwest. A slightly higher elevation than areas to the west and south also tempers summer highs. Average temperatures remain in the upper 80s during the summer and drop as low as the mid-20s in the winter. Most of the 50 annual inches of precipitation falls during the spring and fall months, with March averaging as the wettest month. Mild winters result in approximately less than 10 inches of snowfall.The best time to visit Knoxville is in the spring or autumn, with autumn carrying the additional benefit of fall foliage. Temperatures remain in the 60s and 70s in the months of April, May, October and the beginning of November, providing pleasant walking weather for sightseeing.
| Month | High/Low °F | Seasonality |
|---|---|---|
| January | 47°/29° | - |
| February | 52°/32° | - |
| March | 61°/39° | - |
| April | 71°/47° | - |
| May | 78°/56° | - |
| June | 85°/64° | - |
| July | 88°/68° | - |
| August | 87°/67° | - |
| September | 82°/61° | - |
| October | 71°/48° | - |
| November | 59°/38° | - |
| December | 50°/32° | - |