Pohaku Kani – bell stone
Large basalt stone, one of the best known of the bell stones of Hawaii. When the stone is struck sharply, it stone emits a low sound. In earlier times, this effect was used to announced the royal births.
Pu’u ‘Ō’ō
One of the cinder cones of Kīlauea, erupting continuously since January 1983. The longest-lived known rift-zone eruption. Continuous lava flows from this cone constantly change the geography of the island, here from time to time is observed also lava lake.
Molokini crater
Partially submerged volcanic crater. Some 600 m long crescent-shaped summit rises above the water. Exceptional scuba diving site due to calm water, good visibility, and exceptional biological diversity.
Mauna Kea
One of the highest mountains in the world if measured from its underwater base – 10,203 m high. It rises per 4,207 m above sea level. Due to dry and stable air above the volcano, it is one of the best places in the world for astronomical observation.
Mauna Loa
Volcano with the largest area in the world among the volcanoes that are above sea level. It rises 4 169 m above sea level and 9 170 m above its base.
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Concert hall with amazing architecture, built in 2003, designed by Frank Gehry.
Stahl House No 22
A masterpiece of minimalist design for private houses. Constructed in 1959, with its architecture well ahead of the time.
San Francisco cable cars
The last manually operated system of cable cars in the world. Development started in 1873. Now remain three lines.
Paramount Theatre in Oakland
Large movie theater, built in Art Deco style in 1931. Ornate interior.
Mission Inn
Enormous hotel in Mission Revival Style, gradually extended in 1902 – 1935. The architecture of this complex is diverse, eclectic – and very lively and impressive.
