364 South King Street, Honolulu, 96813, HI, United States
Built in 1882 by Hawaii's last king, David Kalakaua, this stately old three-story building is a real treat to tour. After the overthrow of the King's sister Queen Liliuokalani in 1893, the structure served as the territorial and state capitol until 1969. The Palace Galleries showcases jewels and regalia from the days of Hawaiian royalty. Guided tours are offered every 30 minutes and reservations are suggested.
It like you step back in time a little bit. It's a gorgeous palace and the grounds are extremely large and well kept. It's a beautiful spot in the middle of the city.
Comment by Karlyn Plett
just the beauty of the place also the tranquillity a place one can go to have a peacefull time and see lovely sights one must see all the landmarks of a place
Comment by Suz Elson Was Shickell
It was the place to go. If you like Hawaiian culture. But the tour is a tad bit to long.
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