‘Iolani Palace
Honolulu, Oahu · 19th Century
‘Iolani Palace was the home of Hawaii's last kings and queens and is the only royal palace in the United States.

0 landmarks · living history
Hawaii is full of wonderful stories and special places. Its beautiful landmarks show its deep Polynesian roots and important role in American history. You can learn a lot from Hawaii's rich traditions and friendly spirit. Each monument tells a piece of Hawaii's past, making it a place of discovery and wonder.
Honolulu, Oahu · 19th Century
‘Iolani Palace was the home of Hawaii's last kings and queens and is the only royal palace in the United States.
Hōnaunau, Hawaii Island · Ancient Hawaii
This was a safe place for people to find forgiveness and to start over.
Honolulu, Oahu · 19th Century
It holds the largest collection of Hawaiian treasures and teaches about Hawaiian culture.
Honolulu, Oahu · 20th Century
The Hawaii State Capitol is where the government of Hawaii works and makes decisions about the state.
Cultural Significance
Hawaii's heritage offers a window into the rich history and cultural traditions of the Hawaiian people. Through its landmarks, we learn about the ancient Polynesians, the Hawaiian monarchy, and its integration into the United States, highlighting the islands' unique role in global and cultural history.
Today: Today, it is a museum that teaches about Hawaii's royal history.
Then and now: The place where the king and queen of Hawaii lived and ruled. A museum where people can learn about Hawaii's royal history.
Today: It shows us the spiritual traditions of ancient Hawaiians.
Then and now: A safe area where people could escape punishment. A park where people like to visit and learn about old Hawaiian traditions.
Today: A place where people can explore Hawaiian culture, history, and science.
Then and now: It started as a way to keep and show special items from Princess Bernice's family. One of the most important museums in Hawaii, telling the story of its people and nature.
Today: It is the center of political activities and a place for the public to learn about Hawaii’s government.
Then and now: Built to be a modern and symbolic home for Hawaii's government. The main place for government offices and activities in Hawaii.
On the Map
Hawaii is made up of many islands, and landmarks like ‘Iolani Palace and Bishop Museum are on Oahu, while Pu‘uhonua o Hōnaunau is on the Big Island of Hawaii.
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