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THREE BEST RATED HONOLULU HI LANDMARKS

Best Landmarks in Honolulu, HI

Handpicked Top 3 Landmarks in Honolulu, HI. How can we actually say this? Our 50-Point Inspection includes everything from checking reputation, history, complaints, reviews, satisfaction, trust and cost to the general excellence. You deserve only the best!

QUEEN EMMA SUMMER PALACE

Since 1848

Historical Building, Landmarks, Observation Deck, Museums, Rocky Mountains, Education, Camp, Guided Tour, Industrial Parties, Meeting, Group Events, Gift Shop, Tourist Site, Baseball Park, National Register of Historic Places, Monument, Cloak Room & House

2.16-acre (0.87 ha) plot owned by the Queen Emma Estate, and maintained by the Daughters of Hawaii

Price: General Admission $10, Children 5-17 $1 Kama‘ina & Seniors $8

info@daughtersofhawaii.org
daughtersofhawaii.org

Monday - Saturday : 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Sunday : Closed

We went to tour the palace in celebration of our dear friend's birthday. We thoroughly enjoyed Ms Nola and the home itself. She gave us a fabulous tour with much historical info and background tidbits. The home itself is well preserved and filled with many Hawaiian artifacts. The grounds are also worth browsing. It was raining as it often does in Nu'uanu so be prepared. There is also a lovely little gift shop in the back. They have an area to rent out for parties and events.

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2913 Pali Hwy, Honolulu, HI 96817

ALIIOLANI HALE

Since 1874

Museum, Group Tour, Events, Educational Programs, Summer Camp, Landmarks, Historical Buildings, Collections, Architectural Buildings, The Monarchy Gallery, The Restored 1913 Courtroom, Audio Visual Presentations, Exhibitions, Library & Public Programs

Free Admission - The building also houses Hawaii's largest law library

kanawai.org/about-us/aliiolani-hale

Monday - Friday : 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Saturday & Sunday : Closed

Ali`iolani Hale, or the King Kamehameha V - Judiciary History Center, is most well known for being the home of a towering gold-plated statue of Hawaii's famous King Kamehameha. The unique work of art has a striking contrast between the king himself and his golden traditional Hawaiian chief ensemble. It is easily one of the most photographed attractions in Honolulu, and is a staple of nearly every city tour.

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417 S King St, Honolulu, HI 96813

IOLANI PALACE

Since 1879

Historic Sites, Specialty Museums, Sights and Landmarks, The Palace, Palace Grounds, Palace Collections, Curatorial and Archival Services, Virtual Tour, Royal Hawaiian Band Concerts, Classes at The Palace, Venue Planning and Rentals, Shop and Support Iolani Palace, Photography & Videography Services

Admission is free for members of the Friends of Iolani Palace & Children under 5-years-old - A Kama'aina and military rate of $15 is offered for the docent-guided tour with State ID or military ID is required for discounted rate

Price: Adult: $21.75 & Child (ages 5-12): $6

info@iolanipalace.org
iolanipalace.org

Monday - Saturday : 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Sunday : Closed

A great place to understand the historical govt and traditonal leadership of Hawaii. This palace and design are very impressive. The modern amentities within the palace are considered advanced for its time. The decorations, portraits, and furniture are informative and educational. The basement has lots of paintings and pictures depicting the history of the palace, king/Queen, and people involved with the palace throughout time. You can finish this tour in under 2 hours. Very friendly staff.

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364 S King St, Honolulu, HI 96813