Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
The Frame House, at the Mission Houses Museum.
Cross King Street and walk in the Ewa direction to the corner of Punchbowl and King to:
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Honolulu Hale
The
HonoluluCityHall,
built in 1927, was designed by Honolulu's most famous architect,
C. W. Dickey. His Spanish mission-style building has an open-air courtyard, which is used
for art exhibits and concerts. Open weekdays.
Cross Punchbowl Street and walk mauka to the:
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State Library
Anything you want to know about Hawaii and the Pacific can be found here, the main
branch of the state's library system. Located in a restored historic building, it has an open
garden courtyard in the middle, great for stopping for a rest on your walk.
Head mauka up Punchbowl to the corner of Punchbowl and Beretania streets, to:
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Kalanimoku
The beautiful name “Ship of Heaven” has been given to this dour state office building. Here
you can get information on hiking and camping (from the Department of Land and Natur-
al Resources) in state parks.
Retrace your steps in the Ewa direction down Beretania to Alakea back to the parking garage.
WALKING TOUR 3:
KAPIOLANI PARK
