I actually stumbled across this little shop after taking a wrong turn on my way to River Rat…read moreFloating, and I'm glad I did. The building is old and a bit rickety, but it has a charming, rustic character that fits the area. There was a nice variety of unique items to browse, and I ended up purchasing one thing that caught my eye. That said, I did feel that many of the prices were higher than I expected. However, considering it's located in a popular tourist destination, that's not entirely surprising. Even if you don't plan to buy much, it's still a fun place to stop, look around, and enjoy the atmosphere.

She had everything you could possibly imagine and the prices were very fair. A customer offered her…read moresomething a bit less and she promptly called the owner who agreed. Service here is impeccable. We had so much fun and I found an antique item that I had been searching for over three years!

Huge selection of items of which many are truly antiques. There's something for everyone here.read more

One of our very first stops in Sevierville, I was super excited to visit because it had three…read morestories of antiques! When you pull in, there is an option to park near the Gem Mine or by the actual barn. We spent two hours in here because there was just so much to look at! At the very top of the barn is the best selection of vinyl records that my husband and I had come across in a long time! Prices were extremely fair, and I also found a bunch of pyrex dishes and tupperware! They accepted cash, card, and even tap to pay! Will absolutely visit again next time we are in Sevierville!

It's a cute quaint little mall with lots of space and antiques in various themed rooms…read more Lots of collectibles and antiques. Hard to find items. Accessories.

The theming of this place is incredible and they have absolutely everything you could want! They…read morehave glassware, furniture, collectibles, lamps, literally everything and it is organized into rooms. I loved this place. I got the cutest bunny and glass boots.

I enjoyed my time here although there's clearly no theme, these vendors are inventorying anything…read moreand everything they can get their hands on. This place really gave me a thrift store feeling which I'm not a big fan of but as thrifts stores go there are some interesting pieces here if you take the time to look in great detail. I didn't find any treasures I couldn't live without so I left empty handed which was more about the selection and had nothing to do with pricing - if I was one collecting pez dispensers, salt and pepper shaker and nic nacs it probably would of turned out differently and although it wasn't exactly what I was hoping it would be it's likely I'd return if in the area...

Skip it if you can. Two stories and not Much to see…read more Costume jewelry, Christmas items, and old clothing. That brings us to the one redeeming quality/ star. One vender has a ton of old hats. I had been looking for one to ware to an event and wish I knew of this store for that. Again, it's two floors and we walked through in less than ten minutes.

This place is 100% a tourist trap. If you dont want to spend your whole paycheck on a couple…read moreitems... do not come here. They got an extra star because they do have some cool stuff. But the pricing is beyond outrageous. So its one of those places that has lil areas/rooms for each seller to sell their items. But here are some examples of their pricing: -$25 for a basic, no thrills, no design, nothing glass jar with lid -$4500 for a "cabinet" that is literally just a bookshelf, no drawers or cabinet doors etc -$18 for a bowl that looked exactly like one I saw at Dollartree the other day, no not name-brand -$17 for a empty shell oil can -$80 for a cast iron money box that sells for $20 on ebay - 7 pieces creamer/sugar set for $149 thats selling for $48 on etsy. There are over 100 antique shops in the area....... but this one needs to reevaluate their pricing. Pretty easy to do a google reverse image search to find the item, what its legit worth and go from there.

A feast for the eyes but almost nothing to buy…read more Collectors. Booths galore. It is pricey. Besides all the over priced and high priced items, you will find some hidden gems. Lots of corners to explore. Even if you don't buy a thing, this place is worth a look around.

There is a lot to look at here, and is especially a good place to visit if you are redoing a house…read moreand want quality materials from yesteryear. Doors (with measurements written on the side), double hung windows, stained glass windows, fireplace mantels, doorknobs, hinges, etc. Went here today for the first time with my daughter and grandkids. The people working there could not be more friendly and helpful. They even took time to actually stop and chat with the children. I bought a small ladder for the garden and when checking out the gentlemen helping me told the kids they could each pick out a toy. It made their day!

The fact that I didn't stumble into Architectural Antics before now will be one of the great…read moresadnesses of my life. This place has everything to satisfy the hearts and wallets of the junkers, the treasure hunters, the rehab addicts, the artists, and even the true antique aficionados. You could spend days here. If they offered a sleepover package, I would definitely buy a ticket, hang my hammock, and camp out with some friends because you need more than one visit (even a lengthy one) to fully appreciate everything this place has to offer. The architectural salvage is a big part, but don't miss the indoor building, which is a labyrinth of wonders from the last hundred years or so. You'll quickly see where the "Antics" in their name came from because you will find quirky, ironic, and just plain odd items wherever you look. And if you walk around smiling like an idiot, you'll fit right in. The prices are jaw-droppingly fair, I might add, which is an anomaly with such businesses. You won't find prices like theirs anywhere close to Knoxville.

Warm Up exercise…read more... IN order to warm up for the I-40 Flea market, my wife insists that I have her at this market by 9:00AM Sunday 2 hours latter, my wife informs me she is now ready for lunch....

Loved the place. I bought so many antique pieces. Paradise for collectors. I went on Friday and…read morebought you're a few people were there! Definitely will return when I go to Tennessee!

Stopped in here while we were in town and we were on a mission to find Alewine Pottery's items…read more When we first arrived, before they opened up, the doors were closed. We waited a few minutes and they opened. We were able to get to see the pottery items and to purchase some as well. The gentleman behind the counter was super friendly and thankful for our purchases.

Wonderful, quaint little place. Well organized and professional staff. The prices are terrific!read more