Aloha Tower

　　    Introduction     The Aloha Tower was built in 1926 in Honolulu and served as the harbor’s control tower. It was also the tallest building in Hawaii at the time. For visitors to Hawaii, it is often the first and last sight before departure. “Aloha” is a local greeting. An elevator takes visitors up to the observation deck on the 10th floor, offering panoramic views of the harbor. The 9th floor houses a small museum showcasing the history of Honolulu Harbor. The tower is open to the public free of charge.

　　    Ticket/Opening Hours       Opening hours: 8:00–21:00          

　　    Hawaii, USA