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(2537 Chapman Hwy. Tel. 865-573-9959)
bookeddy.com
This used bookstore and purveyor of outof- print tomes offers cozy browsing and rare titles you can’t find online. There are 165,000 books in its inventory and even a store cat.
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(3500 Howard Baker Ave. Tel. 865-637-5331)
knoxville-zoo.org
When temperatures climb to 50 degrees F, the animals at this zoo begin stirring. Early spring is the perfect time to get a clear view of everything from penguins and pandas to the exotic Timor python.
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(4132 Martin Mill Pike. Tel. 865-573-6021)
kingtutgrill.com
This fun, family-owned restaurant offers homemade Egyptian dishes, like the hearty vegetarian sampler with hummus, baba ghanoush, stuffed grape leaves, falafel and Egyptian salad. $$
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(428 S Gay St. Tel. 865-637-8181)
sapphire-knoxville.com
Make sure to try the signature Dark and Stormy (dark rum, ginger beer, lime) at this modern downtown bar, which features drink specials until 7pm daily. There are DJs on weekends and free live jazz Monday through Wednesday.
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(8 miles east of Knoxville. )
state.tn.us/environment/na/natareas
A 500-acre natural area with a 2,100-foot crest, this mountain is a closer, less crowded alternative to the Smokies. Heavy woods, early wildflowers, sandstone boulders and scenic views are among the highlights on the five miles of hiking trails.
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Fun Fact!
Cherry Coke debuted at the 1982 World’s Fair
in Knoxville.
