Iolani Palace was once a home for former Hawaii’s royal family. As you arrive at the Palace you will be self-guided with a tour which will take you around the entire Palace. As you enter the Palace you will be amazed to see how the Palace is preserved right from the extravagant chandeliers to its dramatic staircase which leads to the Grand Hall where the royalty used to sit and have their lunch, dinner et all.
There's so much inside the palace that you can learn and see which will take you back in time with their historic pictures, galleries, art collections which you can find down in the Basement Gallery. And as you come down you will notice there's a Coronation Pavilion in the Palace grounds its truly a state treasure and a must-visit whenever to decide to visit Hawaii.
By Bus:
19, 2, 54, 9, E, and closest stops and stations to your destination are Iolani Palace: S Hotel St + Richards St; S King St + Alakea St; S Hotel St + Alakea St; S King St + Punchbowl St; Punchbowl St + S King St. Fare is Bus: $ 3
By Taxi:
One-Way from: $ 6 to $ 9
Also to note: It is periodically open on Sundays for Kamaaina Sunday. And effective February 1, 2019, Iolani Palace grounds (Iolani Palace State Monument) will be CLOSED daily to the public from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.
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Entrance Fee
Adult: $ 21.75
Child:(5 to 12): $ 6
Self-led audio tour:
Adult: $ 14.75
Child: $ 6
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