King Kamehameha Statue

Overview

The King Kamehameha Statue is a prominent monument located in downtown Honolulu, Hawaii. It commemorates King Kamehameha I, the monarch who first united the Hawaiian Islands into a single kingdom.

The statue is a symbol of Hawaiian unity and independence, and it represents the state of Hawaii in the National Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol.

Historical Cultural

Location

Address

447 S. King St., Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii

Neighborhood: Downtown Honolulu

Coordinates

21.299770, -157.847730

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

monday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

tuesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

wednesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

thursday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

friday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

saturday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

sunday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Admission

Adults

Free

Children

Free

Best Time to Visit

Overall Best Period

March-May

Best Time of Day

Early morning

fewer crowds

Duration Recommendations

Minimum

30 minutes

Recommended

1 hour

Full Experience

half day

Seasonal Highlights

spring

warm

• flowers
• parades

summer

hot

• extended hours

autumn

cool

• fall festivals

winter

rainy

• holiday decorations

Know Before You Go

Essential Information

No tickets required
Respectful behavior
Check event schedule

What to Bring

essential

water camera

seasonal

umbrella rain jacket

not allowed

drones large bags

Health & Safety

Physical Requirements: none

• hot weather

Medical facilities: first aid available

Payment Information

Accepted

cards

Currency

USD

Typical Costs

entry $0

parking $5

food $15

souvenirs $20

Dress Code

casual, comfortable shoes, walking shoes, inappropriate clothing

Booking Tips

• not required
• official website
• not applicable
• not applicable

Amenities

Restrooms

Gift shop

Atm

Wifi

Lockers

Wheelchair rental

Stroller rental

On site restaurant

Cafe

Picnic areas

Outside food allowed

Digital Services

Mobile App

Explore Hawaii

Size: 50 MB

Features: Map, Event guide, Tickets

Platforms: iOS, Android

WiFi Zones: Visitor center, Cafe

Charging Stations: Rest areas

How to Reach

From Airport

Nearest: Daniel K. Inouye International Airport

Distance: 15 km

Travel Time: 20 minutes

taxi

$30 20 min

public_transport

$2.50 40 min

From City Center

Distance: 2 km

bus

$2.50 10 min

taxi

$8 5 min

Local Insights

Cultural Context

Why Locals Love It: Historic importance and cultural significance

Historical Significance: Important events and figures in Hawaiian history

Insider Tips

Free entry all day
Best food at nearby food trucks

Local Recommendations

• Try local shave ice
• Ask for guide John

Language Help

Useful Phrases

hello Aloha

thank_you Mahalo

where_is Ea mai

how_much Eia pehe

beautiful Nani

ticket Tiketi

Guide Languages: English, Hawaiian

Photography Guide

Best Photo Spots

Main statue

Best Time: Golden hour

Tips: Low angle

Result: Great shot

#history #hawaii

Photography Rules

allowed areas outdoor areas

prohibited areas indoor exhibits

flash photography not allowed

commercial photography permit needed

drone policy prohibited

tripod policy restricted

selfie sticks allowed

Nearby Attractions

Iolani Palace

Distance: 500m

Walking: 7 min

Type: Historical Site

Kawaiahao Church

Distance: 300m

Walking: 5 min

Type: Religious Site

Hawaii State Capitol

Distance: 400m

Walking: 6 min

Type: Government Building

Reviews

4.4

Based on 850 reviews

Recent Visitor Tips

"Visit during events"
"Great for history buffs"
"Free and beautiful"

Contact Information

+1 808-538-2030

info@kingkamehamahastatue.com

www.kingkamehamahastatue.com

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