Landmarks in Hawaii

- Koko Head Crater Trail
- This short but steep hike located on the eastern side of Oahu provides excellent views of the surrounding area. The effort put in to making it to the top is well worth the views you'll experience.
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- Hawaii Convention Center
- Located near Waikiki Beach is Hawaii’s largest exhibition hall, the Hawaii Convention Center, hosting major local and international events since 1998.
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- Hawaii State Library
- The Hawaii State Library is home to over half a million books. Located next to the Iolani Palace, Hawaii's main library was built in 1913 in historic Honolulu.
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- Kamehameha V Post Office
- In downtown Honolulu, on the corner of Bethel and Merchant Streets, is the Kamehameha V Post Office, the first building in the Pacific to be constructed entirely of precast concrete.
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- Iao Valley State Monument
- Iao Valley State Monument is located in the deep lush valley located on the eastern edge of the western Maui Mountains in central Maui.
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- Honolulu Hale
- The Honolulu Hale is one of the most beautiful buildings in Hawaii. It became the city’s first official City Hall in 1928.
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- Matsumoto's Shave Ice
- One of Oahu’s most popular shave ice shops, Matsumoto’s Shave Ice serves colorful, cool Hawaiian treats to nearly one thousand people every day.
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- Neal S. Blaisdell Center
- The Neal S. Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, has played hosts to a number of concerts, events, sporting events, and conventions.
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- Tunnel of Trees
- Historic, picturesque and inspiring all-in-one, the Tunnel of Trees on Kauai leads the way along Highway 520 to Poipu Beach.
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