Лучшие события города Гонолулу. Частный тур с гидом по достопримечательностям Оаху: достопримечательности и архитектура заказать (забронировать на сайте) tickets.afisha.life. Just arrived and don’t know what to see first? Take a relaxing 3-hour ride to Honolulu’s most iconic landmarks followed by jaw-dropping views as the venture continues across Southern O‘ahu’s mountainous highways

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Waikiki

Kalākaua Avenue – Waikīkī’s main passage is home to several historic hotels, iconic statues, and landmarks. From its shopping to its breathtaking beaches, there is something for everyone.

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Diamond Head State Monument

Diamond Head Road – Breakaway from sea level on a trip around the steep southern face of Diamond Head State Monument. Have your camera ready for a beautiful view down the rocky cliffs into the crystal clear ocean.

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Iolani Palace

I‘olani Palace – Built at the request of King David Kalakaua in 1879, this royal palace was completed in 1882. He spared no expenses. For the time, it had it all. It featured the world’s latest innovations, including indoor plumbing, telephone, and electric lights (before the White House even had electricity). To this day, it remains the only royal residence in the United States.

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Kawaiahao Church

Kawaiahaʻo Church – Early missionaries not only brought Christianity to the Islands, but Neoclassical-Mediterranean Revival architectural influences as well. Being O‘ahu’s oldest church (completed in 1842), it was originally built as a place of worship for the royal family. Its main walls are made from 1,000-pound slabs of coral.

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Ali'iolani Hale

Aliʻiolani Hale – This former seat of government of the Kingdom of Hawaii and Republic of Hawaii, Aliʻiolani Hale (“House of the Heavenly Kings”) is now the home of Hawaii’s Supreme Court. Completed in 1874, it was originally designed by Kamehameha V to be the royal palace. He would later recommission it for his expanding Hawaiian government. More recently (2010-2020), it was featured as Honolulu’s Police Headquarters in the TV show, “Hawaii Five-0.” Kamehameha V Statue – Front and center in the Aliʻiolani Hale Courtyard stands the gold-leafed statue of “Kamehameha the Great.” This statue’s history is unlike any other. The king’s ionic statue is a must-see for many tourists and heavily featured in print, television, and movies.

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Nu’uanu Pali

Nu‘uanu Pali Lookout – Breathtaking coastal, cliffs, and mountain views steeped in History and folklore. The site of one of the bloodiest battles in Hawaiian history

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Koolaus Mountains

Interstate H-3 – Hawaii’s newest highway and the Island’s main Eastside-Westside thoroughfare through the Ko‘olau Mountain Range. One might pinch themselves to make sure it’s not a dream after exiting the 5,165-foot-long Tetsuo Harano Tunnel onto O‘ahu’s Windward side. Extremely rugged, yet beautiful...‘Have your camera ready.

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Waikiki

Kalākaua Avenue – Waikīkī’s main passage is home to several historic hotels, iconic statues, and landmarks. From its shopping to its breathtaking beaches, there is something for everyone.

9

Diamond Head State Monument

Diamond Head Road – Breakaway from sea level on a trip around the steep southern face of Diamond Head State Monument. Have your camera ready for a beautiful view down the rocky cliffs into the crystal clear ocean.

10

Iolani Palace

I‘olani Palace – Built at the request of King David Kalakaua in 1879, this royal palace was completed in 1882. He spared no expenses. For the time, it had it all. It featured the world’s latest innovations, including indoor plumbing, telephone, and electric lights (before the White House even had electricity). To this day, it remains the only royal residence in the United States.

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Kawaiahao Church

Kawaiahaʻo Church – Early missionaries not only brought Christianity to the Islands, but Neoclassical-Mediterranean Revival architectural influences as well. Being O‘ahu’s oldest church (completed in 1842), it was originally built as a place of worship for the royal family. Its main walls are made from 1,000-pound slabs of coral.

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Ali'iolani Hale

Aliʻiolani Hale – This former seat of government of the Kingdom of Hawaii and Republic of Hawaii, Aliʻiolani Hale (“House of the Heavenly Kings”) is now the home of Hawaii’s Supreme Court. Completed in 1874, it was originally designed by Kamehameha V to be the royal palace. He would later recommission it for his expanding Hawaiian government. More recently (2010-2020), it was featured as Honolulu’s Police Headquarters in the TV show, “Hawaii Five-0.” Kamehameha V Statue – Front and center in the Aliʻiolani Hale Courtyard stands the gold-leafed statue of “Kamehameha the Great.” This statue’s history is unlike any other. The king’s ionic statue is a must-see for many tourists and heavily featured in print, television, and movies.

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Nu’uanu Pali

Nu‘uanu Pali Lookout – Breathtaking coastal, cliffs, and mountain views steeped in History and folklore. The site of one of the bloodiest battles in Hawaiian history

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Koolaus Mountains

Interstate H-3 – Hawaii’s newest highway and the Island’s main Eastside-Westside thoroughfare through the Ko‘olau Mountain Range. One might pinch themselves to make sure it’s not a dream after exiting the 5,165-foot-long Tetsuo Harano Tunnel onto O‘ahu’s Windward side. Extremely rugged, yet beautiful...‘Have your camera ready.

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Вайкики

Калакауа-авеню — главный проход Вайкики является домом для нескольких исторических отелей, культовых статуй и достопримечательностей. От магазинов до захватывающих дух пляжей — здесь каждый найдет что-то для себя.

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Государственный памятник Даймонд-Хед

Даймонд-Хед-роуд — оторвавшись от уровня моря во время поездки по крутому южному склону государственного памятника Даймонд-Хед. Приготовьте камеру для прекрасного вида вниз по скалистым утесам в кристально чистый океан.

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Иолани Палас

Дворец Иолани. Построенный по просьбе короля Давида Калакауа в 1879 году, этот королевский дворец был завершен в 1882 году. Он не жалел средств. Для того времени в нем было все. В нем были представлены последние мировые инновации, в том числе внутренняя сантехника, телефон и электрическое освещение (еще до того, как в Белом доме появилось электричество). По сей день он остается единственной королевской резиденцией в США.

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Церковь Кавайахао

Церковь Кавайахао. Ранние миссионеры не только принесли на острова христианство, но и оказали влияние на архитектуру неоклассического средиземноморского возрождения. Будучи старейшей церковью Оаху (завершена в 1842 году), она изначально была построена как место поклонения для королевской семьи. Его основные стены сделаны из 1000-фунтовых коралловых плит.

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Алииолани Хейл

Алиолани Хейл — бывшая резиденция правительства Королевства Гавайи и Гавайской Республики, Алиолани Хейл («Дом Небесных Королей») теперь является резиденцией Верховного суда Гавайев. Построенный в 1874 году, он был первоначально спроектирован Камехамеха V как королевский дворец. Позже он повторно введет его в эксплуатацию для своего расширяющегося гавайского правительства. Совсем недавно (2010-2020 гг.) он был показан как штаб-квартира полиции Гонолулу в телешоу «Гавайи Пять-0». Статуя Камехамеха V. Впереди и в центре двора Алиолани Хейл стоит статуя Камехамеха Великого с золотыми листьями. История этой статуи не похожа ни на одну другую. Ионическая статуя короля является обязательной для посещения многими туристами и широко представлена в печати, на телевидении и в кино.

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Нууану Пали

Смотровая площадка Нууану Пали — захватывающие виды на побережье, скалы и горы, пропитанные историей и фольклором. Место одного из самых кровавых сражений в истории Гавайев

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Горы Кулаус

Автомагистраль между штатами H-3 — новейшая автомагистраль на Гавайях и главная магистраль острова с востока на запад через горный хребет Коолау. Можно ущипнуть себя, чтобы убедиться, что это не сон, после выхода из туннеля Тецуо Харано длиной 5165 футов на наветренную сторону Оаху. Чрезвычайно прочный, но красивый... «Подготовьте камеру.

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Waikiki

Kalākaua Avenue – Waikīkī’s main passage is home to several historic hotels, iconic statues, and landmarks. From its shopping to its breathtaking beaches, there is something for everyone.

23

Diamond Head State Monument

Diamond Head Road – Breakaway from sea level on a trip around the steep southern face of Diamond Head State Monument. Have your camera ready for a beautiful view down the rocky cliffs into the crystal clear ocean.

24

Iolani Palace

I‘olani Palace – Built at the request of King David Kalakaua in 1879, this royal palace was completed in 1882. He spared no expenses. For the time, it had it all. It featured the world’s latest innovations, including indoor plumbing, telephone, and electric lights (before the White House even had electricity). To this day, it remains the only royal residence in the United States.

25

Kawaiaha'o Church

Kawaiahaʻo Church – Early missionaries not only brought Christianity to the Islands, but Neoclassical-Mediterranean Revival architectural influences as well. Being O‘ahu’s oldest church (completed in 1842), it was originally built as a place of worship for the royal family. Its main walls are made from 1,000-pound slabs of coral.

26

Ali'iolani Hale

Aliʻiolani Hale – This former seat of government of the Kingdom of Hawaii and Republic of Hawaii, Aliʻiolani Hale (“House of the Heavenly Kings”) is now the home of Hawaii’s Supreme Court. Completed in 1874, it was originally designed by Kamehameha V to be the royal palace. He would later recommission it for his expanding Hawaiian government. More recently (2010-2020), it was featured as Honolulu’s Police Headquarters in the TV show, “Hawaii Five-0.” Kamehameha V Statue – Front and center in the Aliʻiolani Hale Courtyard stands the gold-leafed statue of “Kamehameha the Great.” This statue’s history is unlike any other. The king’s ionic statue is a must-see for many tourists and heavily featured in print, television, and movies.

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Nu’uanu Pali

Nu‘uanu Pali Lookout – Breathtaking coastal, cliffs, and mountain views steeped in History and folklore. The site of one of the bloodiest battles in Hawaiian history

28

Koolaus Mountains

Interstate H-3 – Hawaii’s newest highway and the Island’s main Eastside-Westside thoroughfare through the Ko‘olau Mountain Range. One might pinch themselves to make sure it’s not a dream after exiting the 5,165-foot-long Tetsuo Harano Tunnel onto O‘ahu’s Windward side. Extremely rugged, yet beautiful...‘Have your camera ready.

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