Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Downtown Honolulu, Honolulu

Rene T. • May 30, 2022From Waikiki in about 90mins walking distance. On foot you also have the opportunity to better explore the other historic buildings and the Aloha Tower.

Torzin S • October 22, 2019Beautiful palace with nice exhibit of history and architecture. A great place to learn of Hawaiian Royalty.

Tom S. • December 30, 2010Want to get away from the crowds. Try the Aloha Tower. Shopping and Restaurants and a great view.

willou • March 23, 2013The guided tour was leaded by a old retired man. He was lovely. Do not miss it. Starts everyday at 1pm.

Stephen Z. • January 6, 2017Variety of boats

Rosie J. • October 6, 2010You can see the oldest buildings in the state by tour only, so plan ahead! The tea shop has tasty snacks :)

Harry C. • November 1, 2013Many restaurants to choose from: Dim Sum, noodle, semi-vegetarian, main courses, banquet rooms, and a bakery (Summer 2013). Trinkets and collectable stores abound too.

Nathan K. • December 13, 2012Killing time here and looking for something to do? Check out the art in the lobby of Pauahi Tower. Proceed up the escalators to view the changing exhibits. Some great works on display.

HISTORY • July 12, 2010Built in 1846, Queen Liliʻuokalani made Washington Place her home after the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy until her death in 1917.

Torzin S • October 22, 2019Almost like mini castle

Elena K. • May 16, 2015Памятник великому человеку! Обязательно посетите его церковь на полуострове Калаупапа!

@WRXtacy • February 9, 2010This memorial can be easily missed. It's situated between the Hawaii State Art Museum and the Capitol, right on Richards St.

Cassy A. • November 3, 2010awesome street parties but parking sucks so take a moped, bus, or get there early