Stadtrundgang durch die Innenstadt von Honolulu
Beschreibung
Willkommen zu Hawaiis EINZIGER kostenloser Tour, die von Einheimischen erstellt und betrieben wird! Auf dieser geführten Wanderung lernen Sie die Geschichte Hawaiis kennen und sehen einige der bekanntesten Sehenswürdigkeiten des 50. Bundesstaates. Treffen Sie uns an der King Kamehameha Statue in der Innenstadt von Honolulu und begeben Sie sich auf eine Reise mit einem unserer freundlichen, informativen lokalen Reiseleiter. Sie verlassen die Tour mit einem besseren Verständnis des wahren Geistes von Aloha, der in der hawaiianischen Geschichte verwurzelt ist und über Generationen von den alten hawaiianischen Stammeszeiten über die Zuckerplantagenzeit bis zu seinem heutigen Status als weltbekanntes Paradies in aller Munde weitergegeben wurde aufführen!
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Wir werden über die Geschichte der Polynesier, Austronesier, Hawaiianer und die Bildung der ersten und einzigen Nation Hawaiis sprechen.
Aliiolani Hale
Hier werden wir über die verschiedenen Monarchen sprechen und darüber, wie die US-amerikanischen Festländer und Europäer eine wichtige Rolle bei der Gestaltung der Geschichte Hawaiis gespielt haben.
Hawaii State Capitol - Wie wir ein US-Territorium / US-Bundesstaat wurden
Kawaiahao Kirche
Rathaus von Honolulu
Hawaii State Library
König Lunalilos Garten und Beerdigung
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Bewertungen der Reisenden
Wichtige Informationen
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- Begleittiere erlaubt
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Bitte treffen Sie uns vor der Statue von König Kamehameha in [447 S. King St. Honolulu, HI 96813] (https://goo.gl/maps/bCfy1koAQTH2) . Unsere Guides tragen ein weißes oder schwarzes T-Shirt mit unserem Hawaii Free Tour-Logo.
- Bitte beachten Sie, dass dies AUSSERHALB von Waikiki und in der Nähe von Honolulus Innenstadt liegt.
Bewertungen(160)
This tour was wonderful Susan was very knowledgeable and a pleasure. She Jared the history of the Hawaiian monarchy and how Hawaii became a state in a factual manner. I would highly recommend you book directly with the operator Hawai’i Free Tours because the tour model is that the tour is free and you tip the tour guide. If you book directly with Hawaii Free Tours your entire tip can go to the tour guide. Also, this tour would be great to do before the Iolani Palace tour. I highly recommend this tour. We visited Hawaii for seven days and we went on the tour on the 5th day which was perfect for us. Also, Susan suggested that we may be able to walk up and get that cleats to the Iolani Palace tour even though on-line it said it was sold out and she was correct, so we were able to do the audio tour of Iolani Palace
Susan was a very knowledgeable and informative guide about the history of Hawaii and brought it to life.
Susan was a great tour guide. She taught us about a bit of the history of Hawaii, and the surroundings of Iolani Palace and Hawaiian Mission Houses. The tour took around 1 hour and we greatly appreciated it.
We had an excellent time on our tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and informative. I would highly recommend!
Guide Susan was excellent with great information and an open, friendly approach.
Susan was great and super knowledgable about Hawaii's history. The tour was about an hour and such great value. So glad I started my vacation with this tour.
Susan was very pleasant and knowledgeable about Hawaiian history. Amazing insight about this wonderful culture.
We had a wonderful time with our guide, Susan! It was informative and entertaining. Susan is a great story teller! We thoroughly enjoyed our time and highly recommend this tour!
The tour was very informative and the tour guide was very interesting. She was very knowledgeable.
We were met promptly by our guide, Susan, who mic'd up and began sharing the history of the Kamehameha kings and the development of the Hawaiian system of governance before becoming a U.S. state. Another couple from the Yukon joined us shortly, and Susan recapped what she had already shared. After explaining the significance of Kamehameha's statue, Susan led us to other locations in the immediate area including the Territorial Government building, the first Christian church, the State Government building, Queen Liliuokalani's statue and Iolani Palace. At each stop along the way, Susan answered questions and supplied relevant and interesting information, which we greatly enjoyed. We would recommend this experience to anyone interested in getting an on-the-ground history lesson. This tour does not include visits inside any of the buildings which was acceptable to us. Kudos to Susan, our guide!
