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The Hawaii State Capitol with its tall columns and reflecting pool, seen from the south-east.
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Hawaii State Capitol

The Hawaii State Capitol, completed in 1969 behind ʻIolani Palace, was designed by John Carl Warnecke with Belt, Lemmon & Lo to evoke the islands. The two legislative chambers are cone-shaped like volcanoes, the columns recall palm trees, and a reflecting pool surrounds the building like the ocean. Its central courtyard is open to the sky.

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Is Hawaii State Capitol free?

Yes. Entry to Hawaii State Capitol is free.

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