Best Shopping Malls in Gatlinburg Area

"Photo Credit Greta Hollar. Find hundreds of name brands for the perfect shopping day at Tanger Outlet Center. From Kate Spade to Michael Kors, Nike and The North Face, you'll find clothing, shoes, accessories and home goods at the many stores that make up this outdoor mall."

"Tanger Outlets – we love the Aerie, JCrew, Gap, and Old Navy outlets here! The Old Mill – beautiful handmade pottery and woodworks."

"The Village Shops in Gatlinburg, Tennessee have been regarded and widely acclaimed as “Gatlinburg Shopping at Its Best” or “An amazing success story in village-themed shopping and exploration.” Ultimately, the Village Shops in Gatlinburg feature one of the most memorable shopping experiences in the region and, perhaps, in the Tennessee area!. Just past traffic light #6 lies The Village were visitors can indulge themselves in a collection of 27 unique shops and eateries set in a quaint European village-themed atmosphere. The village’s ornamentation most literally transports visitors back in time whilst still shopping for a beautiful assortment of items and clothing, ensuring that shoppers experience the utter joy of shopping and the atmosphere."

"The Village Shops is a popular place to go shopping in Gatlinburg TN. Tucked away off of the downtown Parkway, these shops really do look like a quaint German village, with its brick walkway, old-fashioned architecture, and center fountain. Visitors to The Village Shops will find 27 unique boutiques to explore, including Pepper Palace, The Donut Friar, Cartoons & Toys, The Silver Tree, The Spice & Tea Exchange, Tervis, and Best Gift Idea Ever."

"The Village Shops are comprised of 27 unique boutiques, restaurants, and galleries. These unique shops are located near the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Be sure you’re prepared before hitting the trails and stop by The Day Hiker for all of your outdoor needs at an affordable price!"

"The Old Mill Square is a charming shopping area built around The Old Mill, Pigeon Forge’s most famous landmark!. The historic gristmill has been in operation since 1830, and many of its products are sold in the square. For example, The Old Mill General Store sells a variety of flours, and pancake and specialty mixes."

"This historic gristmill has been grinding grain into flour since 1830!. There are a number of excellent restaurants and stores surrounding The Old Mill, but there are also plenty of things to see and do in the square that cost little to no money:. Feed the ducks who frequent the Little Pigeon River."

"A unique place to go shopping in Pigeon Forge is Old Mill Square. They have a general store with Smoky Mountain souvenirs and a ton of food items you can take home. The grist mill on the property grinds flour and cornmeal for guests to take home."

"There is more than one outlet mall in Sevierville, but the Tanger Outlets tend to attract the most attention. If you’re on the hunt for a hidden bargain, however, you’ll also want to hit up the Governor’s Crossing Outlet. There, you’ll find plenty of excellent stores that stock virtually everything you need."

"Governor’s Crossing Outlet has some of your favorite stores for shopping in Sevierville TN. Are you a book lover?. Books-A-Million, along with Joe’s Coffee, is in this shopping center. Grab all the books, games, movies, and fan merch you want!"

"At Reagan Terrace Mall, you’ll be able to grab novelty stuff from souvenir stores, like t-shirts, mugs, and keychains. There’s even a store just for sports collectibles. The scent of fudge wafting from The Fudge Shoppe will make you want to buy some."

"2189 Winfield Dunn ParkwaySevierville, TN 37876(865) 456-2601. Located at the end of Boyds Creek Highway, Little River Gem Mine lets you experience mining the way the pioneers did hundreds of years ago."

"You’ll be able to easily find souvenirs from gift shops in this area, like airbrush shirts. Want to do something cheesy yet fun?. Get an old-time picture taken of you and your family!"

"This Gay Street eatery has been around for almost a decade, serving up authentic, Italian-style gelato that’s made fresh onsite. The Grub Spouse and I dropped in for a dinner not long after they opened back in aught-nine, when we happily licked our way through cups of chocolate-peanut butter, Almond Joy and tiramisu. We have returned in the years since to dip our tiny gelato spoons into more flavors like cappuccino crunch, lemon basil, birthday cake and orange cream."

"Have you ever wondered what the difference is between ice cream and gelato?. We have the Italians to thank for gelato. It’s creamier, smoother and silkier than ice cream and uses more milk and less cream than is used to make ice cream."

"If you’re looking for a luxury hotel in Knoxville, look no further than The Tennessean. This downtown boutique hotel has an authentic Old World vibe, which is appropriate given that it was originally built for the 1982 World’s Fair. Luxurious amenities include a robe and slippers, daily turn-down service, 24-hour front desk staff, a dedicated concierge, and personal butler service available upon request."

"Perhaps Knoxville’s most unique bar, the Oliver Hotel’s Peter Kern Library hints of clandestine meetings and romantic interludes. In other words, it’s a perfect venue to get naughty. Located in a former bakery, patrons must access the bar through a back alley and ring the doorbell to gain access to the speakeasy-themed establishment."

"Named after the builder of the bakery that inhabited the space before the hotel, the dark and cozy Peter Kern Library hides its drink menus in old encyclopedias and delights bibliophiles with a dozen or so literary-themed libations."

"I have been to PKL on several occasions and have always had a great time. If you head in earlier in the night there is usually a wait so be prepared."