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Ala Moana Regional Park (5 min)
This 100-acre park with a man-made beach offers usually calm surf, plus tennis courts & a pavilion. Iolani Palace (12 min)
Opulent 19th-century home of Hawaii’s last monarchs operating as a museum with tours & exhibits. National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (14 min)
Historic burial site honoring the veterans of 4 wars & with striking views set in a volcanic crater. Ala Moana Center (5 min)
Upscale, four-level shopping mall with department stores, boutiques, a food court & restaurants. Kapiʻolani Regional Park (8 min)
A public, oceanfront park with volcano views, a beach, volleyball, picnicking & canoeing. Waikīkī Beach (9 min)
Famous beach with palm trees, white sand & Diamond Head views, plus posh resorts & restaurants. King Kamehameha Statue (12 min)
Commissioned in 1878, this statue commemorates the 100-year anniversary of Captain Cook's arrival. Honolulu Zoo (12 min)
Popular spot for families covers 42 acres with lush gardens, 900+ animals, a petting zoo & more. Bishop Museum (12 min)
Museum showcases exhibits on Hawaiian & other Pacific Island cultures, plus features a planetarium. Pearl Harbor National Memorial (20 min)
Site commemorating the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, featuring USS Arizona Memorial, museum & galleries. Manoa Falls (18 min)
A celebrated hiking area, this 150-foot waterfall is set amid tropical vegetation & an arboretum. Hanauma Bay (23 min)
This popular nature preserve on a bay features a beach, green sea turtles, parrotfish & more. Diamond Head (14 min)
Iconic volcanic peak, home to hiking trails & remains of historical military fortifications. Waikīkī Aquarium (7 min)
Small aquarium featuring 3,000+ Hawaiian & tropical Pacific marine animals, plus multiple exhibits. Aloha Tower (13 min)
Built in 1926, this landmark 10-story lighthouse is one of Hawaii's most recognizable buildings. | 
