Iolani Palace is the only royal palace in the United States. Built in 1882, it was home to King Kalākaua and Queen Liliʻuokalani, the last rulers of Hawaii. The palace was among the first buildings in Honolulu to have electricity and telephones, showcasing Hawaiian royalty's embrace of innovation.
Docent-led tour: Adults $32.95, teens $29.95, children (5-12) $14.95. Self-guided audio tour: Adults $26.95, teens $21.95, children $11.95. Under 5 free (must be in carrier or palace stroller).
Book docent-led tours online in advance. Kamaaina Sundays (monthly) offer free audio tours for Hawaii residents. Dress respectfully - no beachwear allowed.
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Yes, as a sacred place, respectful attire is required. Shirts and footwear are mandatory; bathing suits and beachwear (including coverups) are not permitted. You'll receive shoe coverings upon entry to protect the floors.
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