Best Historical Landmark Hawaii: reviews

Beautiful space with a moving memorial. I highly recommend making a reservation for the tour as early in the day as possible to locate parking easily...

I took too many pictures to include here, but wow! So much history here. Loved every bit of it!

Please visit the palace. There was so much US History that you don't learn in History classes about how Hawaii became a province of our country and...

Kilohana plantation tour in November was an unforgettable time! Our guides taught us about citrus, avocados, herbs, sugarcane, and many other plants...

Free to go to, road in a bit of a nightmare with potholes and barely room for one lane. Very beautiful views. Would recommend, just drive carefully...

The Queen Emma Summer Palace is a sweet little stop in Honolulu. Check out the awesome Hawaiian quilts!

Awesome tour, super knowledgeable guide, way fun! The destination was easy to find and loved that it was not the normal crowed touristy location and...

Why come all the way to the Big Island and skip a landmark? This is the southernmost location in the United States and you can take your picture next...

Beautiful and educational. You might find kitties and mongoose (invasive but cute) too.

Quiet and overlooked. The north shore most don't even consider, but should. A great little space. I hope it doesn't change too much.

As with everything in Hawaii it is a beautiful place and a must see. I had see the place on tv but visiting in person is am experience.

Overall Barber’s Point beach, and the lighthouse are quite beautiful. Don’t let the drive in, nor the fear of the unhoused keep you away. You’ll be welcomed...

Nice drive up to the monument. Very peaceful up here. Road is broken so drive slow otherwise safe drive. See pictures below for the view. 15 minutes stop...

Historical landmark that's over 100 yes old.
Nice relaxing shallow beach just up behind the battery.

The walking trails in this area are interesting, I'm not sure what the long needled trees are, but they are beautiful.

Trash and abandoned cars in a potentially beautiful spot, right across from state and county buildings.makes no sense

One hour drive from Waikiki. Neighborhood not that grate, but if you like beach, that is only thing you can enjoy.

To be clear, this is not an original structure but a very authentic replica of the home King Kamehameha, unifier of the Hawaiian Islands, called his...