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Must-see attractions in Honolulu

  • Interior of Bishop Museum, main gallery with sperm whale hanging from ceiling.

    Bishop Museum

    Honolulu

    Hawaii鈥檚 version of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC, the Bishop Museum showcases a remarkable array of cultural and natural history exhibits鈥

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    驶Iolani Palace

    Honolulu

    No other place evokes a more poignant sense of Hawaii鈥檚 history. The palace was built under King David Kalakaua in 1882. At that time, the Hawaiian鈥

  • The Honolulu Museum of Art

    Honolulu Museum of Art

    Honolulu

    This exceptional fine-arts museum is among the best of its kind anywhere. The collection is effectively a 'best of' summary of major art movements鈥

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    Capitol Modern

    Honolulu

    With its vibrant, thought-provoking collections, this public art museum brings together traditional and contemporary art from Hawaii鈥檚 multiethnic鈥

  • Buddha Statue Daibutsu Replica The Great Buddha of Kamakura Foster Botanical Gardens Honolulu Oahu Hawaii. Oldest botanical garden in Hawaii established 1853.
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    Foster Botanical Garden

    Honolulu

    Tropical plants you鈥檝e only ever read about can be spotted in all their glory at this spectacular botanic garden, which took root in 1850. Among its鈥

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    Chinatown Markets

    Honolulu

    The commercial heart of Chinatown revolves around its markets and food shops. Noodle factories, pastry shops and produce stalls line the narrow sidewalks,鈥

  • Honolulu: Hawaii, Oahu, Honolulu, skyline view of downtown Honolulu, Diamond Head and Waikiki beach from Tantalus Lookout.  Oahu known as "The Gathering Place", is the third largest of the Hawaiian Islands. It is home to about two-thirds of the population of the U.S. state of Hawaii. The state capital, Honolulu, is on Oahu's southeast coast.
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    Pu驶u 驶Ualaka驶a State Wayside Park

    Honolulu

    The best free view in Honolulu! At this hillside park, sweeping views extend from Diamond Head on the left, across Waikiki and downtown Honolulu, to the鈥

  • The Lady Columbia statue, National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.

    National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific

    Honolulu

    Northeast of downtown Honolulu is a bowl-shaped crater, nicknamed the Punchbowl, formed by a long-extinct volcano. Hawaiians called the crater Puowaina (鈥

  • Lyon Arboretum botanical gardens inland of Honolulu, Hawaii.

    Lyon Arboretum

    Honolulu

    Beautiful walking trails wind through this highly regarded 200-acre arboretum managed by the University of Hawai驶i. It was originally founded in 1918 by a鈥

  • Visitors crowd beaches at Ala Moana Beach Park, Diamond Head background

    Ala Moana Regional Park

    Honolulu

    Opposite the Ala Moana Center mall, this city park boasts a broad, golden-sand beach nearly a mile long, buffered from passing traffic by shade trees. Ala鈥

  • Tantalus鈥揜ound Top Scenic Drive

    Honolulu

    Starting 2 miles above downtown Honolulu, a narrow switchback road cuts its way up into the Makiki Valley's forest reserves and climbs almost to the top鈥

  • Kekaulike Market

    Honolulu

    Like a daily farmers market, the vendors inside have the full range of whole fish, dry goods, prepared foods and Hawaii's plethora of produce. Out front,鈥

  • Kawaiaha驶o Church

    Honolulu

    Nicknamed 鈥榃estminster Abbey of Hawaii,鈥 O驶ahu鈥檚 oldest church was built on the site where the first missionaries constructed a grass thatch church鈥

  • Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site

    Honolulu

    Occupying the original headquarters of the Sandwich Islands mission that forever changed the course of Hawaiian history, this modest museum is鈥

  • Sand Island State Recreation Area

    Honolulu

    A barely visited half-mile ribbon of sand hides in plain sight from much of Honolulu. Industrial Sand Island, sitting between the airport and the port, is鈥

  • Hawaii Children's Discovery Center

    Honolulu

    On a rainy day when you can't go to the beach, consider dropping by this hands-on museum for families. Opposite Kaka驶ako Waterfront Park, the building was鈥

  • Spalding House

    Honolulu

    Embraced by tropical sculpture gardens, this art museum occupies an estate house constructed in 1925 for O驶ahu-born Anna Rice Cooke, a missionary鈥

  • Hawaii State Capitol

    Honolulu

    Built in the architecturally interesting 1960s, Hawaii鈥檚 state capitol is a poster child of conceptual postmodernism: two cone-shaped legislative chambers鈥

  • Queen Emma Summer Palace

    Honolulu

    In the heat and humidity of summer, Queen Emma (1836鈥85), the wife and royal consort of Kamehameha IV, used to slip away from her formal downtown Honolulu鈥

  • Washington Place

    Honolulu

    Formerly the governor鈥檚 residence, this colonial-style mansion was built in 1846 by US sea captain John Dominis. The captain鈥檚 son became the governor of鈥

  • University of Hawai驶i at Manoa

    Honolulu

    About 2 miles northeast of Waikiki, the main campus of the statewide university system has a contemporary feel offset by towering, ancient trees. Today,鈥

  • Kamehameha the Great Statue

    Honolulu

    Standing before the Ali'iolani Hale, a bronze statue of Kamehameha the Great faces 驶Iolani Palace. Often ceremonially draped with layers of flower lei,鈥

  • Aloha Tower

    Honolulu

    Built in 1926, this 10-story landmark was once the city鈥檚 tallest building. In the golden days when all tourists to Hawaii arrived by ship, this pre-WWII鈥

  • Hawaii Theatre

    Honolulu

    This neoclassical landmark first opened in 1922, when silent films were played to the tunes of a pipe organ. Dubbed the 鈥楶ride of the Pacific,鈥 the鈥

  • Father Damien Statue

    Honolulu

    In front of the capitol is a highly stylized statue of Father Damien, the Belgian priest who lived and worked with victims of Hansen鈥檚 disease (leprosy)鈥

  • Ali驶iolani Hale

    Honolulu

    The first major government building ordered by the Hawaiian monarchy in 1874, the 鈥楬ouse of Heavenly Kings鈥 was designed by Australian architect Thomas鈥

  • Hiroshima to Honolulu Friendship Torii

    Honolulu

    In a grassy median called the M艒驶ili驶ili Triangle Park sits a symbol of Honolulu's close ties to Japan. This bright red Shint艒 gate is a half-size replica鈥

  • Izumo Taishakyo Mission

    Honolulu

    This Shint艒 shrine was built by Japanese immigrants in 1906. It was confiscated during WWII by the city and wasn鈥檛 returned to the community until the鈥

  • King Lunalilo Tomb

    Honolulu

    The tomb of King Lunalilo, the short-lived successor to Kamehameha V, is found at the main entrance to the Kawaiaha驶o Church grounds. Lunalilo died from鈥

  • Kuan Yin Temple

    Honolulu

    With its green ceramic-tile roof and bright red columns, this ornate Chinese Buddhist temple is Honolulu鈥檚 oldest. The richly carved interior is filled鈥

  • Keliiponi Hale

    Honolulu

    The Keliiponi Hale was erected in front of 驶lolani Palace in 1883 as a pavilion for the coronation of King Kalakaua. As there was no other ranking person鈥

  • M膩noa Heritage Center

    Honolulu

    Hidden on a private estate, the centerpiece of this unique site is the ancient, stone-walled K奴ka鈥樑嶁樑 heiau (temple). It's surrounded by beautiful鈥

  • Queen Lili鈥榰okalani Statue

    Honolulu

    Pointedly positioned between the state capitol building and 驶Iolani Palace is a life-size bronze statue of Queen Lili驶uokalani, Hawaii鈥檚 last reigning鈥

  • O驶ahu Market

    Honolulu

    An institution since 1904, this market sells everything an Asian-food cook needs: ginger root, quail eggs, jasmine rice, luscious slabs of tuna, long鈥

  • Water Giver Statue

    Honolulu

    Fronting the Honolulu Convention Center, this magnificent statue was created by local artist Shige Yamada. It symbolically acknowledges the Hawaiian鈥

  • Alexander & Baldwin Building

    Honolulu

    The 1929 headquarters of one of Hawaii's most powerful pre-war plantation and trading companies, this stirring structure combines powerful authority with鈥

  • Hawai驶i Heritage Center

    Honolulu

    Local volunteers with family ties to the community run this crowded gallery that displays changing historical and cultural exhibitions about O驶ahu鈥檚鈥

  • Chinatown Cultural Plaza

    Honolulu

    Inside this utilitarian mall, covering almost an entire city block, traditional acupuncturists, tailors and calligraphers work alongside travel agencies鈥

  • Royal Mausoleum State Monument

    Honolulu

    Known as Mauna 驶Ala, or Fragrant Hills, in Hawaiian, this is the final resting place of Hawaii's two prominent royal families, the Kamehamehas and the鈥

  • Kaka驶ako Waterfront Park

    Honolulu

    Near downtown, Kaka驶ako Park feels far away from the urban jungle, attracting experienced surfers in the morning and picnickers in the afternoon. In-line鈥

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