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Every year on November 11, veterans are celebrated for serving our country. Gatlinburg is hosting its own Veteran Day Celebration this year. In order to honor veterans, Gatlinburg gather musical talents and speakers and puts on a display at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies Plaza downtown. Admission is free, so this event is something that [...]

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Five dollars will get you more than just a footlong sub: In Gatlinburg, it can get you a ride on the Trolley Ride of Lights. From November 4 until January 30, you can enjoy a guided trolley ride of Gatlinburg Winter Magic lighting displays. The departure of the trolley takes place from Mass Transit/ Trolley [...]

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With beautiful fall colors and scary attractions, what better place to spend Halloween this year than in Gatlinburg? One of the most frightful attractions is the Mysterious Mansion, which provides patrons with a walk through spooky hallways and passageways. The attraction also offers dungeons, witches and ghosts, and a moderate entry fee. Another ghoulish [...]

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Old Timey Photos By Renee
716 Parkway Gatlinburg, TN 37738-3240
(865) 436-4411‎

Miss Dee’s Old Fashioned Photos
174 Old Mill Ave
Pigeon Forge, TN 37863-3516
(865) 429-0111
Dixie’s Old Time Photo
529 Parkway
Gatlinburg, TN 37738
865-436-0055
Garters & Guns Old Time Saloon Photos
602 Parkway
Gatlinburg, TN 37738
865-430-4455
Miss Sadie’s Old Time Photos
1001 Parkway
Gatlinburg, TN 37738
865-430-4120
Old Town Photos
651 Parkway
Gatlinburg, TN 37738
865-430-7660

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Want to get a taste Appalachian culture on your trip to Gatlinburg? Check out the 4th Annual Smoky Mountain Tunes and Tales! The event will consist of a series of mini-performances, including musical performers and storytellers, each evening from June 12 to August 8.
 
The event will feature costumed characters Mark Pedro, a Civilian Conservation Corps [...]

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For some local Southern falvor, Calhouns restaurant in the place to go. Located in the Calhoun’s Village in Gatlinburg, Calhoun’s is offers a variety of delicious food and micro-brewed beers. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is perfect for enjoying a nice dinner with friends, family, or just on a date. The unique flavors in the [...]

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Visitors can witness and celebrate the transformation of the Smoky Mountains and the National Park into spring. Gatlinburg’s Springfest is a funfilled celebration beginning today and ending on June 7, 2009. Springfest is packed with events like the Quiltfest, Arts and Crafts Show, Dollywood Parade, Spring Grand Rod Run, Dollywood’s Festival of Nations, Annual Spring [...]

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The Guinness World Records Museum, is a great place to visit with your family. Seeing how people around the world have broken daring, unbelievable, and humorous records will make for an entertaining visit. These world records are brought to life with exciting exhibits, interactive games, and trivia. For more attractions in Gatlinburg click here.

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Gatlinburg is filled with shopping treasures. Visitors can find numerous village-type stores along the Parkway and side streets. Enjoy a leisurely yet exciting time when you stroll down these streets. There are over 400 shops and five different malls, in downtown Gatlinburg. Visitors will be sure to find souvenirs and gifts galore in the many [...]

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Come see Ripley’s Believe It or Not museum, where you can view a variety of uncanny and amazing events. Robert Ripley was an artist, a reporter, an explorer and a collector in the early 1900s. He visited over 200 countries and wherever he went he always looked for the unusual. After 35 years of exploring [...]

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Visitors looking for great pictures of the Smokies as well as Gatlinburg lit up in lights from 400ft, try the Space Needle. At the Gatlinburg Space Needle you can ride up the glass elevator to get a 360-degree view of downtown Gatlinburg. This is a fun activity for the whole family. Below the needle is [...]

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As you travel through East Tennessee and the Great Smoky Mountains, visitors are able to experience these “one-stop” general stores that originated in the late nineteenth century. General stores were once the primary retail establishments in small, rural towns and sold everything from hardware to bulk food. These stores not only served as a venue [...]

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We’ve taken time to find the best of the best things that make Gatlinburg a unique vacation destination. The link gives you a quick overview and portal to our list. Enjoy – Explore – Live.

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Down-home cookin’ and eclectic recipes ranging from all over the world are only a few possible restaurant choices found in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Whether you’re craving fine dining, a nightlife restaurant, or a family meal, Gatlinburg dining has over 100 restaurants to suit your palate. Sit down for a relaxing drink from the bar and candlelight [...]

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Enjoy Gatlinburg’s stunning winter light display at maximum convenience and comfort on the Trolley Ride of Lights. For only $4.00 you and your family can hop on this old time trolley and cruise through Gatlinburg stress free. The trolley leaves from the Mass Transit/Trolley Center at Ripley’s Aquarium Plaza at 6:30pm, 7:30pm, and 8:30pm through [...]

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Winter has not been fully enjoyed until you see the lights in Gatlinburg. They are ever changing from year to year and new additions are always being made. It’s perfect for an evening with the family or for friends of all ages. So, don’t miss the opportunity for this photo opportunity. 
Gatlinburg, Tennessee is known for [...]

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The Hollywood Wax Museum in Gatlinburg is one of three in the United States. The sets and stars of the museum are so realistic and magical, that you will want to touch the figures! You will be able to stand beside and have your picture taken with stars such as Julia Roberts, Katherine Hepburn, Tom Hanks, and [...]

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Each year Gatlinburg celebrates Veteran’s Day at Ripley’s Aquarium downtown. The event will include musical tributes, spoken salutations, and an American Eagle appearance. Join us to honor our veterans on this special day.

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The Trolley Ride of Lights is an annual event held in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. This guided trolley tour takes you through the town to see the Winterfest lights. These special trolley rides began on November 5th and will take place until January 31st. The trolley leaves from the Mass Transit/Trolley Center at the Ripley’s [...]

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If you are looking for the perfect place to throw a company Christmas party or any other event, look no further. Gatlinburg and the surrounding area has many event centers available for rent.
Park Vista Hotel and Convention Center
Airport Rd
Gatlinburg, TN 37738
(865) 436-9211
River Terrace Resort and Convention Center
240 River Rd
Gatlinburg, TN 37738
(865) 436-5161
Barn Events Center of [...]

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The Silver Galleon is an American Indian shop that specializes in bringing some of the most authentic and one-of-a-kind artwork and crafts to the area. They offer a wide variety of Indian arts and crafts from moccasins to artifacts, which are all hand selected to ensure only the best quality. If you are interested in [...]

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Located in the heart of the Great Smokies, Aunt Mahalia’s has been cooking sweet goodies for over 50 years. Each batch is made by hand, following the exact recipes of Aunt Mahalia. They have bagged candies, homemade candies, honey, and sugar free candies. If you can’t get enough of the homemade goodies, they will mail [...]

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As the mountains change into beautiful red, oranges, and yellows, the cities of Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville will join together to celebrate fall with the Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival. The celebration began on September 14, and will continue until October 31. Throughout all of Sevier County there will be decorations, craft shows, auto shows, [...]

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Tomorrow, come out to the “Run for the Hills” 10K race & 3K Kids Fun Run. You can still register tomorrow between 7:00 to 7:45 tomorrow morning with an entry fee of $25. The course is through downtown Gatlinburg and will finish in Mynatt Park. Prizes will be awarded overall, and in each age category. [...]

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The Aquarium in downtown Gatlinburg is a great place to visit for the whole family. The Aquarium houses over 10,000 exotic sea creatures in more than 350 species. You will love all of the exhibits! The Tropical Rainforest shows you exotic animals that thrive in the rainforest, like freshwater stingrays and green iguanas. In the Coral Reef [...]

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Come to the Ripley’s Aquarium at the Smokies Plaza Sept. 27 for lots of prizes, entertainment, food, and fun! With a $10 donation, you will be able to win raffle prizes throughout the day. At 3 pm, rubber sharks will be released into the Little Pigeon River, and the first one that crosses the finish line [...]

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On September 18, the Gatlinburg Convention Center will be host the 11th Annual “Taste of Autumn” as a fundraiser for the United Way. There will be a variety of food from some of the area’s finest restaurants, along with live music, a live auction, and a cash bar. For a donation of $25, you will [...]

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Three-times Masters and British Open Championship winner, Gary Player, designed the Bent Creek Golf Course, which is nestled in the Smokies. The front nine holes are in the valley, and the back nine are a more mountainous part of the course. The course has been recognized as one of the top 50 golf courses in [...]

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If you want to be amazed, visit the World of Illusions in downtown Gatlinburg, next to Reagan Terrace Mall. You can make your friends disappear and reappear, stop a tornado, see the genie that is trapped in a bottle, and many more illusions and magic. This is the largest exhibit of grand illusions in the [...]

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As fall approaches, the leaves of the Smokies will begin to change. Before you know it, the beautiful mountains will be painted with an array of colors that gives new life the area. A great place to see some beautiful views is from the Gatlinburg Sky Lift. Board the lift from the downtown Gatlinburg boarding [...]

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