Best places: Historical landmarks in Makakilo, United States

Storied battleship, site of the official Japanese surrender in WWII, hosting exhibits, tours & more.

👍👍 Wonderful tour.I can't like it more.The guide Susumu and driver Billy are friendly and professional.The stops chose are all the best view.You should be expecting the lunch.It was amazing.Will pick another tour of this team next time.

This still-active naval base is known for the 1941 attack by Japan that brought the U.S. into WWII.

Opulent 19th-century home of Hawaii’s last monarchs operating as a museum with tours & exhibits.

Historic burial site honoring the veterans of 4 wars & with striking views set in a volcanic crater.

👍👍 Excellent tour and guide. Our first visit to the USS Arizona Memorial was a solemn and moving experience. The museums and sites and memorials were all interesting and educational. Our driver and guide was a man named Ariel who was extremely charismatic and entertaining. His knowledge of the Hawa...

Beachside artillery battery once used to defend now houses both ancient & modern military artifacts.

Dedicated in 1883, this famous 18-ft bronze statue depicts the first king of the Hawaiian islands.

Once the summer palace for Queen Emma & family, this 19th-century home is now a museum with tours.

Home to the State Supreme Court, this historic building has a courtyard with a famed gold statue.

👍👍 In fact, I have been in Hawaii for so long, I watched it for the first time today, and I usually pass by it, thank you

👍👍 Beautiful at all times of the day. This Louise Dillingham Fountain is located in the middle of a driving roundabout on Kalakaua Avenue. This iconic landmark reminds me that I am in the "Gold Coast" neighborhood/Leahi This water feature is well kept and calming to walk and drive past

👍👍 I was blessed with 5 turtles presence 🥹 I’ll never forget this day.

Built in 1926, this landmark 10-story lighthouse is one of Hawaii's most recognizable buildings.

👍👍 If you have access to Ford island, this is the most remarkable way to honor the fallen at Pearl Harbor. It’s as close as you can get for free. Stunning views. Stunning tree. I can’t wait to go back. But, like others have said, you have to have exclusive access to Ford island. Not just anyone can com...

👍👍 The King Kamehameha statue is at it’s best across the street from the only Royal Palace in the United States. When it is covered in flowers🌺 ,it’s fantastic. Thanks for reading my review and a thumbs up would increase my google rating. Aloha and good luck to you and yours.

Small aquarium featuring 3,000+ Hawaiian & tropical Pacific marine animals, plus multiple exhibits.

👍👍 It is said to be a power spot. I heard that if you make a wish while touching the stone, your wish will come true, so I made sure to make a wish as well. However, it is forbidden to tell anyone about the contents.

👍 Kind of eerie walking around the bunkers. Quiet, except for the occasional jet approaching Honolulu International Airport (right next door). Looks like some local teens use the place for parties at night. Still, a historical place to visit, and unique. Battery Hasbrouck was one of several coasta...

👍👍 When I was in elementary school in 1963-1965 we were terrified by this thing. We were convinced that some kind of child-snatching ghoul lived up in there and to make it worse, it could look down upon the elementary school and watch us all the time from its tower. Kids made bets to run up and touch i...