No.1 Arizona Memorial Pl. 808-422-0561
Commemorating the December 7, 1941, Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the memorial houses the sunken hull of Battleship USS Arizona.
Pearl Harbor, near the USS Arizona Memorial 808-973-2494
The world's most famous battleship is open to the public.
1525 Bernice St. 808-847-3511
The state museum of Natural and Cultural History features daily activities, special exhibits, and craft demonstrations.
Nimitz Hwy at Maunakea St.
Take a morning to wander and stroll through this historic Honolulu district, a wondrous maze of shops, open markets, and art galleries.
325 Seaside Ave. 808-922-0017
Nightly shows performed in the former home of the IMAX theatre. The six-member team's pedigreed show-biz experience includes Cirque du Soleil, Siegfried and Roy, and the Moscow State Circus.
2411 Makiki Heights Dr. 808-526-0232
Enjoy ever-changing exhibitions of contemporary art from 1940 to the present in this renovated estate on 3.5 acres of terraced gardens. You'll also find a gourmet café and a unique museum shop.
64-1550 Kamehameha Hwy. 808-621-8408
Get lost in the "World's Largest Maze” and explore 21 different varieties of pineapple. Take home some fresh pineapple and unique souvenirs.
900 S Beretania St. 808-532-8701
Hawaii's only general fine arts museum boasts an internationally acclaimed Asian art collection. Six charming courtyards surround thirty galleries, a gift shop, the Garden Café, and a theater.
151 Kapahulu Ave. 808-971-717
The 40-acre zoo houses over 300 species of animals. Exhibits include 7.5-acre African Savannah set against the backdrop of Diamond Head.
364 South King St. 808-522-0822
Iolani Palace is one of the most impressive structures in Honolulu, and holds much of the state's history in its walls. The Palace was the official residence of King Kalakaua and Queen Liliuokalani, the last king and queen to rule Hawaii.
55-370 Kamehameha Hwy., Laie, HI 800-367-7060
Just one hour from Waikiki, families can have fun learning about different cultures at this lush 42-acre theme park. Friendly hosts illustrate the lives of Polynesian villagers in Samoa, Tonga, Aotearoa New Zealand, Tahiti, Fiji, Old Hawaii, and the Marquesas. Island replicas and true natives add to the authentic experience.
41-202 Kalanianaole Hwy. 808-259-2500
Located across from Makapuu Beach, this educational park features more than 4,000 creatures in simulated natural habitats.
Saratoga and Kalia Rd. 808-955-9552
This private organization supports the development of the U.S. Army’s Hawaiian Museum exhibits and educational programs. Exhibits include the military history of early Hawaii through the Vietnam conflict.
2777 Kalakaua Ave. 808-923-9741
Honolulu's public aquarium features more than 2,000 marine animals from Hawaii and the tropical Pacific on exhibit. Open daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. (Closed Christmas.)
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