Queen Kapiʻolani
Statue
A bronze monument at the entrance to Kapiʻolani Park, honoring the beloved Queen of Philanthropy and her enduring legacy of compassion for the Hawaiian people.
The Beloved Queen
The Sculpture
Created by Oʻahu-based sculptor Holly Young, the statue depicts Queen Kapiʻolani in "street costume" at age 40. She poses with a warm smile, extending a hand in welcome.
Legacy of Compassion
Revered for her dedication to health, she founded the Kapiʻolani Maternity Home (now a major medical center) and established a home for children of patients with leprosy.
Visitor Information
Location
2686 Kalākaua Ave
Near the entrance of Kapiʻolani Regional Park, facing the ocean.
Traditions
Frequently adorned with fresh flower leis by locals and visitors paying respect to her memory.
Access
Free to visit 24/7. A peaceful stop at the edge of Waikiki, perfect for reflection.
Find the Queen
Located at the gateway to Kapiʻolani Park, Waikiki, HI. Honoring the consort of King David Kalākaua.
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