King Kamehameha I Statue

iconic statue of King Kamehameha — an absolute must for Hawaii Five-0 fans! Really worth the stop and the photo. The statue was unveiled in 1883. Every June 11, during Kamehameha Day, it’s beautifully adorned with flower leis. Behind is Aliʻiōlani Hale, Hawaii Supreme Court, and across the street is ʻIolani Palace, the former royal residence. It was easy access. And a parking was available. It wasn’t very tourist we were alone.

Cool statue right across the street from the palace. I got to visit this place with my lovely wife who had just finished watching Chief of War on the airplane ride over. I got to get the full summarization of the plot and had a but more context for King Kamehameha's importance to the history of the islands.

The statue is very impressive and the information about the royal family is very interesting. Sundays are a great time to do many of the tourist stops as parking is a little easier to find, and many areas it is free.

The statue of King Kamehameha, the first ruler to unite the Kingdom of Hawaii. The statue is in front of the Supreme Court of Hawaii (don't forget to go into the court house exhibits)

We have been fan of many tv shows and we always wanted visit this area unfortunately we only had few hours at night but it was worthy bcos it was quiet. Until next time 🙏

🔟 / 🔟 Hello, we were here. I have to say from the start that I first saw this place on "Hawaii Five-0" and then I knew I had to visit the place. I really liked this place and not just as a film backdrop for one of my favorite series. I don't regret the visit. Feel free to come here, it looks really nice. We'd love to come back. See you next time. ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

Saving the best till last, I visited the King Kamehameha Statue on the last day of my Hawaiian adventure. After completing the Honolulu Marathon, I felt like I needed to pay respects and thank the people of Hawaii for a wonderful experience. I will try to be back one of these days - Mahalo!

Lovely artistic work of art depicting Honolulu’s King Kamehameha. Gold and black standing proudly is the king across the street from the great palace and Hawaii’s United States Customs and Courthouse. Located in the heart of the business downtown district. It’s a must stop to see the statue and surrounding landscape of native Hawaiian trees and palms.