Central Business District Downtown Honolulu

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an aerial view of downtown honolulu, hawaiʻi taken on april 7, 2007. in foreground aloha tower, clock tower , lighthouse greeting visitors honolulu harbor since 1926. in center of photo first hawaiʻian center, tallest building , oldest bank in hawaiʻi. in lower right falls of clyde, surviving iron-hulled, four-masted full rigged ship, , surviving sail-driven oil tanker in world. falls of clyde museum ship in honolulu harbor.



1100 alakea street
1132 bishop street
alexander & baldwin building
ali place
american savings building
arcade building
armstrong building
army , navy ymca
bishop bank building
bishop square
cades schutte building
capitol place
cathedral church of saint andrew
cathedral of our lady of peace
c. brewer building
central fire station
central pacific plaza (central pacific bank)
century square
city financial tower
davies pacific center
dillingham transportation building
executive center
financial plaza of pacific (bank of hawaii)
first hawaiian center
fort street mall
harbor court
hawaiʻi pacific university
hawaiian electric building
hawaiian telcom building
judd building
central middle school (honolulu, hawaii)
mccandless building
melchers building
oʻahu railway , land terminal
oceanit center
pacific guardian center
pinnacle honolulu
pioneer plaza
royal brewery
stangenwald building
theo h. davies building
topa financial tower
yokohama specie bank
ywca building






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