Hulihe‘e Palace

The palace is open from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, wednesday through Saturday.

Photography is not permitted inside the palace, but it is allowed in the surrounding outdoor areas.

Yes, guided tours are offered by knowledgeable docents who provide insights into the history and significance of the palace.

The palace hosts special events, exhibits, and cultural demonstrations throughout the year, offering visitors an immersive experience of Hawaiian traditions and history.

Yes, the palace has a gift shop where visitors can find unique souvenirs, arts and crafts, and cultural items related to Hawaiian heritage.

The palace is accessible, with ramps and accessible restrooms available for visitors with mobility challenges.

Parking is available nearby, with paid parking lots and street parking options in the vicinity of the palace.

Food and drinks are not allowed inside the palace, but there are outdoor areas nearby where visitors can enjoy a picnic.

There is no specific dress code, but visitors are encouraged to dress comfortably, especially for warm weather.

Yes, the palace is located on the oceanfront, and visitors can access the shoreline from the palace grounds.