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.

Nate R. • May 29, 2013This was my first-ever audio tour (I always thought people looked silly with them). But it was great. Listening to the narration and sounds of the period really enhanced the visit!

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

Nathan K. • July 22, 2011Nice, casual place for breakfast or lunch...and to have a meeting with a few people.

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

Stephen Z. • January 6, 2017Variety of boats

Bixby H. • November 27, 2011Parking is good, a lot of food to enjoy here, and the scent of burning incense! I heard that this is one of only so many places where Chinese and Taiwanese can hang out in harmony!

Nico V. • October 11, 2011Nice little open market with decent produce if you don't want to walk all the way into Chinatown. Bale bakery also has a great selection if baked goods.

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