- A - Ala Moana
Combining both Ala Moana Upper and Ala Moana Lower by the Skycab monorail system this mall is the largest indoor mall in Hawaii. A variety of shops can be found here from familiar favorites to local shops along with a cinema and restaurants. - B - Ala Moana Center
Honolulu can boast to having the largest open-air shopping mall in the world. It has over 250 stores, featuring both designer stores like Armani and Dior alongside large department stores, Hawaiian boutiques and souvenir shops. - C - Aloha Tower Marketplace
If it is Hawaiian souvenirs and gifts that you require then the Aloha Tower Marketplace is for you. From Hawaiian arts and crafts to that tacky Hawaiian shirt they can all be found here! - D - Diamond Head
Offering one of the finest views over Honolulu's beaches, Diamond Head is so named since the 19th century British sailors thought that the calcite crystals etched into the rocks were actually diamonds. The 1.1 km climb up will yield generous rewards; however it can be an arduous trip, so wear your hiking shoes and bring water. Diamond Head is one of Hawaii's most iconic symbols. - E - Foster Botanical Gardens
Listed on the National Registrar of Historic Places, Foster Botanical Gardens are the oldest in Honolulu. The gardens encompass over 12 acres of beautiful flowers, lush lawns, and thriving plants. - F - Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park
A particular favorite for the younger audience this water-based theme park is located in Kapolei. The theme park has rides and attractions to suit all ages with particular favorites being The Big Kahuna, Hurricane Bay, and Volcano Express. - G - Honolulu Academy of Arts
As home to over 40,000 pieces of art this gallery in Honolulu features collections from all four corners of the globe. Works here include Francis Bacon, Vincent Van Gogh, and Claude Monet amongst many other world-famous artists. - H - Honolulu Zoo
This popular Honolulu attraction welcomes 3/4 million people annually. Amongst the favorite zones within the zoo include the tropical rain forest which is home to a number of creatures such as komodo dragons and crocodiles and a gentler children's zoo area with sheep, cows, and donkeys. - I - Iolani Palace
This National Historic Landmark is an iconic Honolulu building. The Palace was built in 1871 and was home to the Hawaiian monarchy. It features beautiful architecture, grand opulence and a peek into the lives of Hawaii's rulers of yesteryear. - J - Kahala Mall Center
This mall is the location of many recognized shops such as Macy's, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, and Radio Shack. There is a movie theater here and a statue of Jack Lord from the famous Hawaii Five-0 TV show. - K - USS Arizona Memorial
This is a touching memorial to the 1177 lives lost in the Pearl harbor attack in 1941. The visitor center houses an anchor from the USS Arizona. The Memorial was designed by a Honolulu native, Alfred Preis, and was placed on the National Registrar of Historic Places in 1966. A trip to Hawaii would not be complete without visiting the Memorial. - L - Waikele Outlet Mall
As home to 50 outlet stores, this offers another facet to Honolulu's shopping options. Luxury upscale designers such as Armani, Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, and Tommy Hilfiger are amongst the featured stores offering large discounts over regular mall prices. - M - Waikiki Aquarium
Honolulu's aquarium is one of the oldest in the USA. It welcomes over 300,000 visitors a year and is home to a large variety of marine life. Sharks, dolphins, and seals are amongst the most popular attractions in the aquarium. - N - Waikiki Beach
Undeniably one of the world's great beaches, Waikiki Beach is a glorious sight that is a must-do for any visitor to Honolulu. The golden sand laps up the perfect blue sea which is a welcome respite from the heat. The area is bustling with hotels, restaurants, and souvenir shops.
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