Children's

Children and adults participate in discovery experiences through hands-on interactive exhibits and state-of-the-art the technology.

Culture

Primarily a research facility, the HawaiÔi State archives is the official repository of records of the government of Hawaii (1790 to date), the private papers of Hawaiian royalty and government officials, and photographs.

Historical Society

Primarily a research facility, the Hawaiian Historical Society houses over 12,000 volumes on HawaiÔi and the Pacific; extensive collection of 19th and early 20th century materials on HawaiÔi including narratives of early voyages and travels, newspapers, p

Art

In a gracious historic buidling with courtyards and fountains, HawaiÔiÕs premier art museums houses an international collection of more than 34,000 works of art including Asian and Western art from ancient times to present.

Zoo

Located in beautiful KapiÔolani Park at the base of Diamond Head, the Honolulu Zoo features a wide variety of animal exhibits in a park-like setting. A 10 acre African Savannah exhibit, lions, elephants and giraffes, marsh and forest birds, chimpanzees a

History, Nature Centers, University

Self-guided tours of Lyon Arboretum's 194 acres will take you on trails, world renowned collections of tropical plants and specialty gardens set against the stunning backdrop of the Ko`olau Mountains. Guided tours (fee, reservations required) Mon-Sat.

Art

Nature Centers

Experience interactive exhibits, audio tours and videos on voyaging, whaling, surfing and sharks. The Center also includes historic shipsÑthe Falls of Clyde (1878), a four-masted square rigger; and the HokuleÔa, a famous Polynesian sailing canoe which ha

Built in 1969, the HawaiÔi State Capitol houses the executive and legislative branches of state government. The GovernorÕs Office of Information Tours Programs offers guided tours by reservation. Call 586-0178.

Culture

Art

Exhibits showcase well-known criminal cases police weapons, equipment and uniforms.