Aloha Tower

The Aloha Tower is located in the harbor of Honolulu since 1926, the incoming ships. In the 20s and 30s, the passengers were greeted at the so-called "Boat Day" by the locals with Lei - wreaths, music and hula welcome. At that time the square tower, which owes its name to the ALOHA lettering above the tower clocks, the tallest building in all of Hawaii, leaving at the arriving travelers a lasting impression. The landmark of Honolulu holds the top floor of a viewing platform, from which one has a magnificent view of the harbor. Today have accumulated adjacent to the tower many shops, stalls, restaurants and cafes.