A heritage site with a restored heiau and Native Hawaiian garden.
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A hands-on children's museum in Kakaʻako.

The University of Hawaiʻi's main library, with major Hawaiian and Pacific collections.

A cultural center and museum of Japanese Americans in Hawaiʻi.
A free military history museum in Battery Randolph at Fort DeRussy.
Home of the World War II submarine USS Bowfin and a museum of the submarine force at Pearl Harbor.
The battleship where Japan surrendered in 1945, now a museum on Ford Island.
The National Park Service memorial to the 1941 attack, including the USS Arizona Memorial.
An 1842 church built from coral blocks, once the church of the Hawaiian royal family.
A 1969 state capitol designed to evoke Hawaiʻi's volcanoes and ocean.
A rainforest botanical garden in upper Mānoa Valley.
The oldest botanical garden in Hawaiʻi.
One of the oldest public aquariums in the US, run by the University of Hawaiʻi.
The University of Hawaiʻi's theater, known for Asian and Pacific performance.
Honolulu's concert hall and arena, home of the Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra.
A restored 1922 theater, the Pride of the Pacific.
The home of Queen Liliʻuokalani and later of Hawaiʻi's governors.