Local lists · 3 topics · 3 lists · 25 places
Oʻahu history, by the list
These lists follow Hawaiian history on the ground: royal Honolulu, sacred places, and the streets of Chinatown and downtown, where the old buildings are still standing.
Sacred sites are places of worship, not attractions. The notes say where to stay on the path, and when a place asks visitors to keep out.
3 topics
Most have more than one list. Open one to pick the list that fits your day.
HistoryRoyal and sacred Oʻahu1 list · 8 placesOpen the list →
Rainy dayA rainy day in Honolulu1 list · 8 placesOpen the list →
ChinatownChinatown, Honolulu1 list · 10 placesOpen the list →More on the site
Questions people ask
Is this a good rainy-day plan?
Partly. The palace and the museums are indoors; the streets of Chinatown and the sacred sites are outside. The rainy-day tile collects the lists that work best in the wet.
Do I need tickets?
Some stops charge entry or run on guided tours; each stop on the list is marked free, paid or tour-only.