They started Friday night concerts and they are good. They have a very beautiful amphitheater. Five doolars for a seat bring your own lawn chair.

This place provides lots of good information about Cades Cove. There's a film you can watch and then a seft guided tour you can wander through at your own pace. It's a nice place to go before you venture into the park. Be sure to go into the Transportation Museum, there's tables of brain teasers which kept my geeks busy... More

This museum has a larger amount to see and do. During the year they had activities for members and (non-members for a fee). We enjoyed the music festival they had last summer.

The staff was very kind and helpful. Plenty of room to look around to browse and shop. They made you feel like family.

This is another wonder history lesson just waiting your for to experience! You will see how life was over a hundred years ago and appreciate the hard work that went into everyday life.

This Center is one of the most informative historical centers I've ever visited...The staff is wonderful and the information was very interesting. It tells of the past and almost forgotten heritage of the area and one feels like actually being "there"...

The Heritage Center is a nice little museum for anyone interested in the history of life in the Smoky Mountains. The museum has some preserved structures outside that form a little "village" of sorts and provide a window into old mountain life. The indoor museum is small and takes a "mile wide and an inch deep" approach. There are some... More

The Great Smoky Mountain Heritage Center is very fittingly nestled in the foothills of the Smokies. The museum diplicks everyday life in these mountains at the turn of the century, and offers educational lectures on a variety of subjects. A very relaxing tour!

Chilly misty day and decided to visit Wonderful history presentation with some very unique gifts in the gift shop. The biggest surprise was the preserved barns, homes, church, and necessary room out back. Don't drive past without stopping and enjoying some of the most unique presentations I have ever seen.