Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Tennessee

While in Tennessee, you might enjoy a visit to:

America's most comprehensive museum of crime. Bonnie and Clyde's movie Death Car, OJ's low-speed chase Bronco, Tennessee's electric chair, plus a hands-on CSI lab, serial killer relics, and much more.
~5 miles from Sevierville.

At last count, Three Bears had increased to five bears. Watch them eat while camera-carrying humans stand on the edge of their pit and yell, "Hey, BEAR!"
~5 miles from Sevierville.

But not forbidden to you. This show cave was used as a hideout to make moonshine until 1943, which perhaps explains its current name. Open to the public since 1967, when its name was Blowing Cave.
~13 miles from Sevierville.

A rural living museum that surprises with devil burls, angel swirls, Apocalypse signage, and a full-size perpetual motion machine. 65 acres, several buildings, 250,000 items.
~35 miles from Sevierville.

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