Duke's Marketplace, Honolulu
Duke's Marketplace is located in the Waikiki neighborhood of Honolulu. The open-air market is the place to shop for souvenirs from a trip to the island. Wares include hand-crafted candles, jewelry, beach towels and clothing. Visitors may be able to find a ukulele or a kitschy bobblehead.
The street market can be a bit difficult to find for those who don't know where to look. It is neatly tucked into an alley called Duke's Lane, which connects Kalakaua and Kuhlo Avenues.
It is important to not get Duke's Market confused with Duke's Lane Market & Eatery. While this is also a fun place to shop and dine, it is not the outdoor market that evokes a feeling of old Waikiki.
The marketplace is an excellent place to stop for those who need break from spending a day on the beach or for anyone who wants to get away from the chain and department store offerings that now populate Waikiki.
The street market can be a bit difficult to find for those who don't know where to look. It is neatly tucked into an alley called Duke's Lane, which connects Kalakaua and Kuhlo Avenues.
It is important to not get Duke's Market confused with Duke's Lane Market & Eatery. While this is also a fun place to shop and dine, it is not the outdoor market that evokes a feeling of old Waikiki.
The marketplace is an excellent place to stop for those who need break from spending a day on the beach or for anyone who wants to get away from the chain and department store offerings that now populate Waikiki.
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Sight Name: Duke's Marketplace
Sight Location: Honolulu, USA (See walking tours in Honolulu)
Sight Type: Shopping
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Sight Location: Honolulu, USA (See walking tours in Honolulu)
Sight Type: Shopping
Guide(s) Containing This Sight:
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