Built in a WWI-era bunker that couldn't be demolished by the wrecking ball (we built good stuff back then), the US Army Museum in Hawaii is located on Kalia Rd. at the east end of DeRussey Park, between the Hale Koa and the Outrigger Waikiki Shore. Built inside Battery Randolph, the building itself is the biggest artifact and could not... More

Went in we had passed it a few times but decided to pop in for a visit and were very surprised. It's free to go in a rarity these days, if this sort of thing interests you give it ago.

This Museum is so well done we really enjoyed seeing all the photos and reading all the old papers the helicopter on the roof is excellent to see we recommend a visit.

I can't say I was that interested but we dropped in on a hot day while walking. It was cool but the reception from the staff was very warm n sincere. There is, as expected, much war memorabilia but also some nice stories and a reverent gallery of heroes. It is free and the little shop has a range of... More

This was something I did for something to do and was really surprised how much I enjoyed it. It is free to visit but donations are welcome. The people operating this have close connections to the defence force. Do yourself a favour and get the mobile tour guide. So many people looked but did not know the details

Not only is this free and easy to get to, it's very well organised with lot of very well presented displays and well presented information. Our teenage children, who wouldn't normally have long attention span in many museums, were happy to spend lots of time here. Doesn't look like a "must do" from the street but it is well worth... More

Took a break from the beach and enjoyed walking around the museum one hot afternoon. Free entry (donation requested). Lots of information and interesting displays.

One of my favourite places and its free. You can wonder round and see and watch movies with retired veterans and learn about war from their very own experience. Something not to miss.

Glad we stopped in here on the way back from Pearl Harbor, bus stop is right out the front. Cannot believe it is free to go in, but we did leave a donation as the place is well laid out and worth spending some time here if you are interested in the military history of Hawaii. Located in Fort DeRussy... More