Ali'iolani Hale

It is a very worthwhile place to visit, there are many physical objects and books and texts, learn about the history of this place, for those who want to think about Hawaii as soon as possible to come and visit

Perhaps because it is still a government building, the seat of the State Supreme Court, not a museum, even for those who have been to the city centre, the Ilani Palace, etc., Alejandro Olenisheller seems to have been overlooked. It was built in the early 1970s as the palace of King Kamehameha, but he decided to use it as a new government building. Since then it has been the local government office space. When it is open, visitors can go in during normal business hours of the week. There are some historical works and artifacts on display, quite grand. It is probably best known in the iconic statue of King Kamehameha.

The Leyolene Hiller Building stands in the center of Honolulu, facing the famous Iolani Palace, with his back facing the statue of King Kamehameha I. The building, a symbol of the prosperity and stability of the Kingdom of Hawaii, was built in 1874 by King Kamehameha 5 and designed by Thomas Rowe, a famous Australian architect at the time. It is now listed on the National Register of Important Historical Buildings in Hawaii and the United States.

Visit interesting places if you want to learn about the history of Hawaii. Free admission. Expect luggage security check toilets before entering. Inside the building, here is opposite the Iolani Palace.

Aleil Olene Hiller is home to the Hawaii Supreme Court and the Hawaii State Law Library, and there is a Center for Judicial History on the first floor. It is also the only place in the United States where there is a royal palace.