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ALIʻIŌLANI HALE. Pass the historic former royal government building, now home to Hawaiʻi's Supreme Court and judiciary history center.
Iolani PalacePass by
ʻIOLANI PALACE. Pass King Kalākaua's royal residence, the only official royal palace in the United States; interior admission is separate.
King Kamehameha StatuePass by
KING KAMEHAMEHA STATUE. See the celebrated landmark honoring the monarch who united the Hawaiian Islands.
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KANAʻINA BUILDING. Admire the Old Archives building, a distinctive Victorian landmark on the palace grounds.
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PATSY TAKEMOTO MINK STATUE. Honour the trailblazing congresswoman and Title IX champion at this memorial.
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HAWAIʻI STATE LIBRARY. Pass the grand public library whose roots trace to a 19th-century sailors' reading room.
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KAWAIAHAʻO CHURCH. See Hawaiʻi's historic Protestant mother church, built from coral blocks in the 1840s.
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TOMB OF KING LUNALILO. Discover why Hawaiʻi's sixth monarch chose burial beside Kawaiahaʻo Church rather than the Royal Mausoleum.
Honolulu Hale (City Hall)Pass by
HONOLULU HALE. Admire Honolulu's Spanish Colonial Revival city hall and its distinctive civic architecture.
Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and ArchivesPass by
HAWAIIAN MISSION HOUSES. Pass the preserved 19th-century mission buildings that illuminate a transformative chapter in Hawaiian history.
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SKY GATE. See Isamu Noguchi's monumental sculpture and discover the solar phenomenon revealed by its shadow.
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FRANK F. FASI MUNICIPAL BUILDING. Pass Honolulu's distinctive municipal complex and learn what inspired its design.
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SEAGULL SCHOOLS STONE FIGURES. Spot the relaxed stone figures on the grounds of this early education centre.
Honolulu Police StationPass by
HONOLULU POLICE STATION. Admire the downtown headquarters and discover a feature unique to Honolulu's police department.
Nagasaki Peace BellPass by
NAGASAKI PEACE BELL. Pause at this powerful symbol of peace and friendship between Japan and the United States.
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QUEEN'S CONFERENCE CENTER. Pass this cultural gathering place within the historic Queen's Medical Center campus.
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THE QUEEN'S MEDICAL CENTER. Discover the enduring healthcare vision of Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV.
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HAWAIʻI STATE CAPITOL. See the striking open-air statehouse, designed with architectural symbols of Hawaiʻi.
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WASHINGTON PLACE. View the 1847 governor's residence and former home of Queen Liliʻuokalani from the street.
Capitol Modern: the Hawai'i State Art MuseumPass by
CAPITOL MODERN. Pass Hawaiʻi's free state art museum, showcasing contemporary island artists in a historic building.
Queen Liliuokalani StatuePass by
QUEEN LILIʻUOKALANI STATUE. Meet Hawaiʻi's last reigning monarch through this dignified statue between palace and capitol.
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ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. Admire the Gothic Revival church envisioned by King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma.
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QUEEN EMMA SQUARE. Relax in a leafy historic square honoring Queen Emma and philanthropists James and Abigail Campbell.
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FORT STREET MALL. Walk the lively pedestrian promenade lined with shops, cafés, public art and historic facades.
Hawaii Theatre CenterPass by
HAWAIʻI THEATRE. Admire the restored 1922 vaudeville palace, still active as a performing arts landmark.
Kuma Kahua TheatrePass by
KUMU KAHUA THEATRE. Discover the active company devoted to plays by Hawaiʻi writers and stories reflecting the islands' diverse cultures.
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JOSEPH W. PODMORE BUILDING. Pass the historic commercial building and discover the unusual local material used in its construction.
Honolulu Police Station5 min
KAPU LAW. Uncover the ancient system of sacred rules that governed daily life in pre-contact Hawaiʻi.
Eternal Flame Memorial5 min
ETERNAL FLAME MEMORIAL. Pause at the Capitol memorial honoring Hawaiʻi residents who served in the United States armed forces.
Honolulu5 min
THE MENEHUNE. Meet the legendary small builders of Hawaiian folklore and hear stories of their remarkable overnight feats.
Honolulu5 min
JUDD BUILDING. Pass one of Honolulu's early steel-frame office buildings and hear how it helped reshape the city's commercial core.