Pigeon Forge Museums

One of the most well-known events in history is the sinking of the Titanic. The Titanic Museum features artifacts and antiques from the actual ship, making for a unique adventure. You can also climb a replica of the Grand Staircase and explore other interactive exhibits. The museum is actually shaped like the Titanic herself, except that the museum is built approximately half the scale of the actual ship. To create the illusion of being at sea, the museum is also anchored in the water. This is the most authentic experience that you can get. People of all ages will love this spectacular journey through the Titanic. Have a spectacular time!

Take a trip to browse the many museum displays at the Museums at Biblical Times. These fascinating collections feature artifacts and displays dedicated to various religious topics that cover Christianity and its impact on the world. Along with learning information about the Bible and Christianity itself, visitors will be able to peruse exhibitions covering topics like the Shroud of Turin, the life of Jesus Christ himself, as well as Southern Gospel and its influence on the music industry. For Christians wishing to learn more about the history of the Bible and inspire their unwavering faith, there is no better place to visit than this iconic museum!

Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, is a museum of oddities and rarities, the strange and the bizarre, the frightening and the fantastic, the scary, and the silly. The museum is full of interesting and odd things- all under one building. So many oddities await your gaze inside, including a small, alien-like mermaid, a portrait of Bob Marley created out of cassette tape, a giant Buddha made from over a million dollars worth of recycled money, and much more! There's something for everyone at Ripley's, including some things that you wish you could un-see. Bring the whole family.