Battleship Missouri Memorial
Get aboard and explore thoroughly the ship where General Douglas MacArthur declared the end of WWII.
33-99 Cowpens St, Honolulu, HI 96818, USA
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Aloha TowerLighthouse and one of the most iconic Hawaiian landmarks. Built in the 1920s, it is still working in the present day. |
Iolani PalaceThe building served as a royal palace until 1893 when it was transformed into a capitol building. Now houses museum of royal heritage. |
USS Arizona MemorialThe memorial is peculiarly built at the site where the battleship Arizona has sunken. It is entirely dedicated to the attack on Pearl Harbor. |
Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl HarborThis museum will captivate not only aviation enthusiasts as it consists of WWII-era hangars housing rich variety of aircrafts. |
USS Bowfin Submarine MuseumApart from your typical military exhibition, the museum offers an opportunity to explore ship and submarine that took part in the WWII. |
ChinatownMake sure to explore this exciting neighbourhood full of restaurants, shops and alternative art galleries. |
Ali'iolani HaleThis stately mansion used to be seat of Hawaii Kingdom's government and now is used as home of supreme court. Note the statue of Kamehameha. |
Oahu MarketThe historical market is the main highlight of Chinatown. Explore the bustling hub and purchase fresh fruit and vegetables from local farmers. |
Hawaii State Art MuseumIf you're interested in Hawaiian art, this is a great museum for you. Great scope of styles, techniques and motives on display. |
Moanalua GardensWorth visiting to see the tiny cottage that used to be home of King Kamehameha V in the 19th century. |














