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    Iolani Palace - At Iolani Palace

    Iolani Palace

    4.6(846 reviews)
    3.5 miDowntown

    Historical building with beautiful architecture and a spacious garden. It was closed today so we…read moreweren't able to enter. This is the Royal palace for King Kamehameha and other royals until 1893. This is an easy walk from the piers if you are on a cruise. The Monkey Pod trees are huge and spacious. The grounds are well kept.

    Palace Fact: The U.S. has exactly one official royal palace and it's Iolani Palace!…read more Cue me and my impeccable timing. We popped by ʻIolani Palace on a Saturday, fully unaware that they close at 4:00 PM. And yes, we just missed them. Pain. Tragedy. A royal-level fumble. We had wandered over after visiting the statue of King Kamehameha I across the street, so at least the vibe was still immaculate. Even from the outside, the palace is stunning, grand, elegant, and carrying that quiet weight of history that makes you instinctively lower your voice a little. Shoutout to Nadine C. for dropping the knowledge that this is the only royal palace in the United States. Let that sink in. Not a mansion. Not a "former estate." A palace palace. A little context moment because it makes standing there hit different: This was the royal residence of Hawaiian monarchs starting with Kamehameha III in 1845, and later home to Queen Liliʻuokalani, who was ultimately overthrown and even imprisoned here in 1893. It's also the second palace built on this site, which somehow makes it feel even more layered, like history stacked on history. Today, it's a designated National Historic Landmark and honestly? I'm a little mad at myself for not planning better because I know the inside tour is going to be incredible. Guess I'll just have to come back and do it properly. Next time, we check the website and respect the hours. Lesson learned.

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    Bedroom at Iolani Palace

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    Bishop Museum - September 2024

    Bishop Museum

    4.3(619 reviews)
    5.0 miKalihi

    1000% worth the visit. This museum was recommended to me by the front desk staff at one of the…read morehotels I stayed at, and they were absolutely right. What a fantastic place to learn about Hawaiian history, culture, art, ecosystems, and so much more. A few takeaways from my visit: - Tickets are usually cheaper through Groupon. - This is a very family-friendly museum, please keep that in mind if you prefer super quiet museums - Great activity for rainy days, even though there are also plenty of outdoor areas to explore. - Don't rush your visit, there are so many exhibitions, and it's the kind of museum where you'll want to stop and read every display. Definitely one of my favorite cultural spots I visited in Honolulu. Very thankful for this place

    We came here for a few hours. Several different buildings with several different things to learn…read moreabout. Unfortunately, we didnt have enough time to visit the whole museum. We started with the history. It was interesting to learn about the history of the island and the kings and how things were back then. It was sad to learn that most of them died very young. There were lots of pictures and artifacts. The artwork was beautiful, We also went into the building blocks building. I think geared mostly towards younger children and folks that like Legos of course. We would have love to check out the rest, and will hopefully get to someday soon. The grounds were beautiful and the people that worked their were friendly and helpful.

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    Bishop Museum - Inside the Hawaiian Hall

    Inside the Hawaiian Hall

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    September 2024

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    Honolulu Museum Of Art - McKinley High art by John Young

    Honolulu Museum Of Art

    4.5(380 reviews)
    2.8 mi

    Black History Film Festival Paint Me a Road Out of Here…read moreThis heartbreaking and humorous documentary uncovers the whitewashed history of Faith Ringgold's masterpiece For the Women's House and follows its 50-year journey from Rikers Island to the Brooklyn Museum. This is a museum see. Your heart will open wide and you see your opportunity to make a difference by caring, giving, and sharing. February 12, 2026 at Honolulu Museum of Art in Doris Duke Theatre. Rochelle L. & Leonard E. Mc Gee were guest of Sandra Simms. Shalom

    This was a great place to visit, away from all the tourist attractions in Waikiki. HoMA is larger…read morethan I would have expected, and there is a great variety of art here--Asian and European art. You probably could spend all day here if you took the time. We did take a rideshare here, so I can't really comment on the parking. Admission was pretty reasonable. If you are a Hawaii resident, you'll get a discount on admission. Of note, I was wearing a lei and they asked me to take it off (they gave me a paper bag to hold onto it). Staff were friendly about it though. We even got to learn a little bit about art in Hawaii, and what I really loved learning was the decorative brick that they use. After that, I started noticing them outdoors, as well as in some local restaurants. There are a couple of courtyards that are just beautiful and peaceful if you get a chance to sit around and take it all in. They have a restaurant, gift shop, as well as a coffee cart. Overall, I would highly recommend visiting!

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    Honolulu Museum Of Art - Part of China exhibit

    Part of China exhibit

    Honolulu Museum Of Art - Checking out a wax figure called 'Secretary'

    Checking out a wax figure called 'Secretary'

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    Waikiki Starlight Luau

    Waikiki Starlight Luau

    2.9(287 reviews)
    1.9 miWaikiki
    Free parking
    Outdoor seating

    Amazing show, so fun, great talent. Emcee, dancers, band and fire dancers…read more Ambiance is outside but on a rooftop. So if the weather does not cooperate, it could be dicey. We didn't get a few drops but not too bad. Food was ok, salads, sides were very good. The meats not so much. The only thing was really good was the barbecue pork. The kalua pork was dry and tasteless. The fish was inedible and so dry. No seasonings on the kalua pork. Desserts were ok, a pineapple cake, coconut pannacotta and mini Malasaga donuts. Mai tais were good, not a lot of liquor but good. You come for the show and was the best. See my pics.

    My brother secured reservations for our family at the Hilton's Friday Fireworks Luau on the Great…read moreLawn ($249 each). Since my family was already staying at the Hilton Hawaiian Village, my husband and I trekked it over to their part of Waikiki. We had Golden Circle seating which was not VIP but we had 3 drink tickets each along with a welcome drink upon entering. We were seated with an okay view of the stage. It was warm and it was nice to be dining al fresco. They had live music and we were called up to the buffet table-by-table. The food was so-so but we found things to eat. There was Kahlua pork, roasted chicken, fish, salad, bread, etc. For the drink tickets, it's easier to go up to the bartender and order rather than wait for a server. Drinks that were available to us included: soft drinks, POG, beer, wine, and premixed cocktails. Needless to say, we did not use up our tickets but my husband tried and he even tried giving a few away. While dining, they started the show on the stage. The talented performers put on a great show and even my dad got in on the fun. Once the performance ended and the dining concluded, we were directed towards the lagoon where we would have a great view of the fireworks. The staff was on top of clearing plates and helping guests. The fireworks show lasted about 10 minutes or so but it was a lovely way to spend an evening with family.

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    Fireworks Luau Every Friday

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    Waikiki Starlight Luau

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    Hawaii Children's Discovery Center - Doctor play!

    Hawaii Children's Discovery Center

    4.3(341 reviews)
    3.5 mi

    So much here for kids to discover. The cost is now $15 or $12 for kama'aina. & military (under 1 is…read morefree). The hours are very limited (closed Mondays, 9am - 1pm Tues - Fri, 10am -3 pm Sat/Sun. Closed on major holidays. It's always crowded but even my upper elementary kids stay entertained. There's a small Cafe when you enter that sells kid friendly affordable foods like pizza, grilled cheese, hot dogs. There's also a reuse section by entrance selling used clothes, toys, books, baby & kids items that's cheaper than thrift stores! There's Rainforest Adventures room that has a cool hands on water works area. And a large toddler area. Upon entering there's a music play room. Fantastic You has interactive areas about how the body works like heart and teeth health. There's another large play area for toddlers in that area with sailboats & science style games. There's community and job sections like a diner, grocery store, fire station, auto shop, post office, police station, pet clinic. A jungle bridge, theater rooms & puppet play. There's a large fairy tale like reading room. Upstairs has a makeshift Hawaiian Airlines plane where kids can be pilots, passengers, or flight attendants. My kids spent a long time playing the different roles and seemed to be popular with all the kids there. The huge cargo shipz let the kids be captains and cargo crew with hard hats and pulley system. They can direct a sea movie and watch themselves on screen. At the very top floor is Your Rainbow World which has cultural play exhibits that are very Asian inspired but so much to do,, learn and play. The Discovery Center is a very immersive & fun place for kids. Drawback is limited hours & crowded weekends (bc only toddlers are available during week hours). But they also put on events, allow parties & school field trips. If you go alot, its worth it to buy the membership bc prices and up being half off. Overall, a great place for kids to have fun, have cheap eats if hungry & rummage thru the resale items!

    If you have kids ages 5 and below, they would def love this place…read more The price is $15 per person so we paid $45 for the 3 of us. It is pretty pricey for what you get. The parking is spacious. The play areas were kept tidy and quite clean. We saw staff continuously put toys back and wipe down the area. Some of the exhibits looked very old and outdated. There are multiple floors so make sure you goto the 3rd floor also. There's a cool Asian exhibit displaying different cultures like Vietnamese, Korean, etc.

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    Hawaii Children's Discovery Center - First floor by the bathrooms

    First floor by the bathrooms

    Hawaii Children's Discovery Center - Different make believe area

    Different make believe area

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    Experience Nutridge - Performers

    Experience Nutridge

    4.9(523 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    We don't love touristy activities. We saw luau's from the beach and in the International Market,…read moreand were sure we did not want to pay the price to attend one of those. We saw that Nutridge was on a mountain, with views over the city and the ocean, in a beautiful park, in a lovely estate that hosted about 50 people at a time, and that during the 4 hours we were there, we would experience Hawaiian culture and activities. We had the experience we hoped for. The small staff was so friendly. The MC was a lot of fun and kept the evening moving. The dancers were lovely and were part of the activities as well. Every part of the entertainment was interactive and inclusive of the guests. It was not a sit-and-watch evening! The buffet dinner was delicious and plentiful, offering several traditional dishes, all of which we were encouraged to try. There were so many fun things going on, you had to be there. The evening ended with a dance party! We brought jackets and bug spray, just in case, but didn't need them. Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes for the short walks through the beautiful grounds as you move between activities. This was one of the highlights of our holiday and was worth every penny. Thank you for a great experience, Nutridge Luau folks!

    We had a tough time picking a luau for our visit to Hawaii and I'm so glad we decided on Nutridge!…read moreThe whole experience was wonderful from the beautiful grounds, the entertainment, to the cultural information, games, music, we loved every second!!! The proximity to Waikiki was so convenient. They also provide transportation if you need or or you can drive yourself to the location. I would recommend Nutridge to anyone looking for a luau that is smaller, interesting, and beautiful!

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    Experience Nutridge - Luau dining tent and seating

    Luau dining tent and seating

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    Our cousins

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