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Information about the Gatlinburg area, including restaurants, attractions and things to do in the area.

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Stressed woman sitting on her suitcase with head in her handsWith so much to see and do in Gatlinburg, you may be wondering where to go first. Luckily, the Gatlinburg Visitor Center provides a wealth of information on accommodations, restaurants and activities here in order to make your stay in our town more pleasant. When you plan to stop at the Gatlinburg Visitor Center, you can take the stress out of deciding on the best things to do on your vacation.

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Pencils, brushes, paint, and other arts and crafts toolsJust three short miles from downtown Gatlinburg, visitors can enjoy many shops filled with Gatlinburg arts and crafts. In the Gatlinburg Arts and Crafts Community, they will find hundreds of items made the old-fashioned way -- by hand. The independent artisans who call the community home produce ceramics, fine art, basketry, candles, wearable fashions, quilts, treats, leather crafts, woodwork, glass products, jewelry and more. Many will visit with their guests, answer questions, demonstrate their skills, and explain their love for Gatlinburg arts and crafts.
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Family shopping at a gift shopGatlinburg visitors can’t pass by the The Village without stopping for the afternoon to experience the one-of-a-kind shops and atmosphere! Designed in an old European style, this shopping and dining complex has charming architecture and great attention to detail. The 27 unique shops in Gatlinburg, paired with the quaint atmosphere make this an unforgettable shopping expedition.

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Tucked among the rolling hills of eastern Tennessee like a Great Smoky Mountain black bear nestled in its winter den, Gatlinburg has a rich historical heritage. Gatlinburg drew its first settlers, the Ogles of South Carolina, in 1807. Today Gatlinburg's cabin rentals allow visitors to experience the same natural beauty that lured those early settlers, whose descendants still call the town their home.
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