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Unique sculpture found outside the contemporary museum.
Ualakaa trail is one of the many hiking trails that you can do in this neighborhood.
A breathtaking view of Waikiki and Diamond Head from lookout point located inside Puu Ualakaa State Park.
Honolulu Police Department building.
Gorgeous view of downtown Honolulu from Makiki Valley State Recreation Area.
Beautiful design on the First Chinese Church if Christ.
Colorful wall display of guitars.
It may look small, but this popular upscale sushi restaurant gets a lot of business.
Popular burger joint in the Makiki-Lower Punchbowl-Tantalus neighborhood.
There is more than one museum in this neighborhood.
The concert hall is where most broadway productions are performed.
Beautiful tree in the Honolulu Museum of Art School courtyard.
Huge trees and a beautiful fountain set the backdrop to this park.
This iconic place is the center of the McCully-Mo'ili'ili neighborhood. This miniature torii was given as a token of friendship from Honolulu's sister city, Hiroshima where the much larger original is located.
Beautiful architecture on this church that was built in 1924.
A gorgeous view of the mountains from McCully street over H-1.
The Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii is based on bringing the Japanese American culture to Hawaii.
Beautiful campus. This is Kozuki stadium of 'Iolano school. A private school, it houses all students from K-12.
The Hawaii Convention Center is the largest of its kind in the entire state.
Powerful words of graffiti on the walls of Washington Middle School.
The rustic community library on South King street.
Now a man-made canal, Ala Wai splits what is the McCully-Mo'ili'ili neighborhood and Waikiki.
Beautiful artwork displayed on the walls of WMS.
The long line out the door proves this restaurant is worth it. Sweet Home Cafe is a unique Asian hot spot popular for their hot pots.
Now a park, what used to be here was Honolulu Stadium which was demolished in 1976.
A delicious plate of healthy food from a cultural pig out spot.
A local favorite in this area with must have shaved ice. Serving Hawaii since 1940.
Shriners Children's Hospital; the only children's hospital in this area.
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Talia: Unique sculpture found outside the contemporary museum.
Talia: Ualakaa trail is one of the many hiking trails that you can do in this neighborhood.
Talia: A breathtaking view of Waikiki and Diamond Head from lookout point located inside Puu Ualakaa State Park.
Talia: Honolulu Police Department building.
Talia: Gorgeous view of downtown Honolulu from Makiki Valley State Recreation Area.
Talia: Beautiful design on the First Chinese Church if Christ.
Talia: Colorful wall display of guitars.
Talia: It may look small, but this popular upscale sushi restaurant gets a lot of business.
Talia: Popular burger joint in the Makiki-Lower Punchbowl-Tantalus neighborhood.
Talia: There is more than one museum in this neighborhood.
Talia: The concert hall is where most broadway productions are performed.
Talia: Beautiful tree in the Honolulu Museum of Art School courtyard.
Talia: Huge trees and a beautiful fountain set the backdrop to this park.
Talia: This iconic place is the center of the McCully-Mo'ili'ili neighborhood. This miniature torii was given as a token of friendship from Honolulu's sister city, Hiroshima where the much larger original is located.
Talia: Beautiful architecture on this church that was built in 1924.
Talia: A gorgeous view of the mountains from McCully street over H-1.
Talia: The Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii is based on bringing the Japanese American culture to Hawaii.
Talia: Beautiful campus. This is Kozuki stadium of 'Iolano school. A private school, it houses all students from K-12.
Talia: The Hawaii Convention Center is the largest of its kind in the entire state.
Talia: Powerful words of graffiti on the walls of Washington Middle School.
Talia: The rustic community library on South King street.
Talia: Now a man-made canal, Ala Wai splits what is the McCully-Mo'ili'ili neighborhood and Waikiki.
Talia: Beautiful artwork displayed on the walls of WMS.
Talia: The long line out the door proves this restaurant is worth it. Sweet Home Cafe is a unique Asian hot spot popular for their hot pots.
Talia: Now a park, what used to be here was Honolulu Stadium which was demolished in 1976.
Talia: A delicious plate of healthy food from a cultural pig out spot.
Talia: A local favorite in this area with must have shaved ice. Serving Hawaii since 1940.
Talia: Shriners Children's Hospital; the only children's hospital in this area.
