Ala Moana Regional Park
Famous for: Man-Made Beach, Tranquil Waters, Tennis Courts
Ala Moana Regional Park is a 100-acre urban oasis featuring a man-made beach, tennis courts, and a pavilion.
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Top Attractions in Honolulu
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27 Listed places
4.6
average across 27 rated listings
Kalākaua Ave • Nutridge St
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Aliʻiolani Hale
Famous for: Gold Statue Of King Kamehameha I, State Supreme Court, Hawaiian History
Aliʻiolani Hale is a historic landmark and courthouse home to a gold statue of King Kamehameha I.
Bishop Museum
Famous for: Hawaiian & Pacific Island Cultures, Ancient Artifacts, State-Of-The-Art Planetarium
A museum showcasing exhibits on Hawaiian & other Pacific Island cultures, including a planetarium.
Capitol Modern
Famous for: Hawaiian Art, Historic Hotel Turned Museum, Local Artists' Exhibitions
A historic hotel transformed into a showcase of Hawaiian artistic visions by local talent.
Children’s Discovery Center
Famous for: Interactive Exhibits, Cultural Exploration, Hands-On Learning
A hands-on museum where children can explore different professions, cultures, and engage in interactive exhibits.
Diamond Head State Monument
Famous for: Panoramic Views, Volcanic Tuff Cone, Military Fort Remnants
A volcanic tuff cone with panoramic views, featuring a hiking trail through a former military fort.
Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Statue
Kalākaua Ave
Famous for: Honoring Duke Kahanamoku, Celebrating Surfing History, Representing Hawaiian Culture
A 9-foot bronze statue honors Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, the Hawaiian Olympic champion and father of international surfing.
Hahaʻione Valley Neighborhood Park
Famous for: Tranquil Atmosphere, Walking Paths, Lush Greenery
A serene neighborhood park offering tranquil escape with lush greenery and mountain views.
Hawaii Army Museum Society
Famous for: Ancient And Modern Military Artifacts, Historic Artillery Battery, Coastal Location In Honolulu
A former beachside artillery battery, now houses both ancient & modern military artifacts.
Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives
Famous for: 19th-Century Missionary History, Restored Homes And Workplaces, Cultural Exchange Exhibits
A museum complex showcasing restored homes and workplaces of 19th-century Christian missionaries.
Honolulu Museum of Art (HoMA)
Famous for: Diverse Art Collection, Impressive Architecture, Gift Shop & Cafe
A cultural gem showcasing over 50,000 artworks spanning diverse cultures and periods.
Iolani Palace
Famous for: Opulent 19th-Century Design, Residence Of Hawaii'S Last Monarchs, Glimpse Into Hawaiian Royal History
Iolani Palace, a lavish 19th-century residence that served as the home of Hawaii's last monarchs, is now a museum showcasing its regal…
Kalama Valley Community Park
Famous for: Peaceful Atmosphere, Ko'Olau Mountain Views, Recreational Facilities
A serene retreat offering recreational facilities and natural beauty, perfect for unwinding and connecting with nature.
Kapiʻolani Regional Park
Famous for: Volcano Views, Beach Access, Outrigger Canoeing
Kapiʻolani Regional Park offers oceanfront recreation, including beach access, volleyball, picnicking, and canoeing, with stunning views of Diamond Head volcano.
Kīlauea District Park
Famous for: Tennis Courts, Softball Fields, Football Games
A verdant oasis offering tennis courts, football & softball fields for recreational activities.
King Kamehameha Statue
Famous for: Depicting King Kamehameha I, Being A Historical Landmark, Representing Hawaiian Heritage
An 18-foot bronze statue, unveiled in 1883, depicting Hawaii's first king.
Koko Head District Park
Famous for: Volcanic Crater Hike, Panoramic Views, Picnic Areas
A sprawling park featuring sports fields, gardens, picnic areas, and a staircase climbing a volcanic crater.
Mauna ʻAla — Royal Mausoleum State Monument
Famous for: Royal Burials, Hawaiian Monarchy, Guided Tours
Mauna ʻAla, the Royal Mausoleum State Monument, is the final resting place for King Kalakaua, Queen Kapiolani, and 16 other Hawaiian royalty.
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