Rent a car in Knoxville, Tennessee and get ready to soak up the vibrant hospitality of this nature-loving southern city.
Knoxville car rental broadens your opportunities for adventures around this colorful city and wider state with offices in convenient locations for pick-up and drop-off. Knoxville is an artistic city at heart, with an abundance of museums like the Knoxville Museum of Art and the Ewing Gallery. There are plenty of green spaces here too, from the pristine World’s Fair Park to the more rugged hiking trails of Ijams Nature Center.
From Knoxville, you’re less than three hours from Nashville in your rental car, and under two hours from Chattanooga in the south. We have a varied selection of vehicles to meet the needs of your Tennessee road trip and inner-city cruising. SUVs are large enough for families, while stylish sedans work well for solo adventures and couples.
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2915 Island Home Avenue, TN, 37920
Originally created by artist Harry Ijams as a bird sanctuary, Ijams Nature Center is spread over 300 breathtaking acres just three miles outside of Knoxville. Take your rental car out for a drive, then hike the 12 miles of trails, take a canoe out onto Mead’s Quarry Lake and scale 60 feet up Ijams Crag.

963 World’s Fair Park Drive, TN, 37916
This exciting Downtown public park has transformed from the 1982 World’s Fair site into an all-year-round green space. Come here to marvel at the iconic Sunsphere and grand Tennessee Amphitheater and walk through the refreshing Splash Pads. A variety of events take place on the Festival Lawn throughout the year, so check to see what’s on when you visit.

525 Henley Street, TN, 37902
Immerse yourself in eastern Tennessee’s rich visual legacy at this outstanding museum. Celebrating the artistic geniuses of the state, discover the works of Beauford Delaney, Lloyd Branson and Catherine Wiley. The museum also features pieces by other significant artists outside of the region, including Ansel Adams celebrated landscape photographer Ansel Adams.