International Market Place

A beautiful shopping mall in the heart of Honolulu! I loved the wide variety of stores, offering everything from high-end brands to local boutiques. The open-air design creates a refreshing and enjoyable shopping experience, and the entire space is very well maintained. Plenty of great dining options on-site, making it a perfect spot to shop, grab a meal, and soak in the island atmosphere. Definitely a must-visit in Honolulu!

When I visited the busy International Market Place on the weekend, the Street Market in front of the shopping center also had thousands of people. But I felt much more relaxed as soon as I stepped into the International Market Place, even though there were a lot of people there as well. I like the shops and bars inside the shopping center. I love to sit down and have a drink in there. Shopping is more comfortable, too!

Daily luau stars around 6:30 and last about 30-45 minutes. You can watch the dance and fire shows from the second floor of the mall. Walk around to find a good viewing spot. The shows are great. The dancers are amazing. The mall offers variety of shops and goods.

International Market Place is an open-air shopping center located in Waikīkī on the island of O‘ahu. It first opened in 1956 as a commercial, retail and entertainment center. After closing for complete renovation in 2013, the International Market Place reopened on August 25, 2016. Revenues from the International Market Place directly support The Queen’s Medical Center. There are approximately 90 specialty stores and restaurants within the market place. This place open for business daily from 10 am to 9 pm. To get to the Market Place by car: By car from Kalakaua Ave: Keep left at the fork of Kuhio and Kalakaua, taking Kuhio Ave to the Walina Street intersection. The entrance to the parking garage can be found on the right hand side. By car from Kapahulu Ave: Proceed to Ala Wai Blvd and continue to Walina Street. Turn left and continue through the intersection at Kuhio Avenue directly into the parking garage. By Bus: International Market Place's bus stop is stop 26 (Seaside & Kuhio) on lines 2, 2L, 13, 19, 2, 20, 22, 23, 42, 8, 98A, and E. It is accessible seven days a week. Visit thebus.org for bus schedules, route information, and pickup/drop off locations. By Shuttle: There are a variety of trolleys that stop at International Market Place. Visit enoa.com for schedules, route information, and pickup/drop off locations.

This center is exceptionally well-designed, featuring a wide array of shops for patronage. The first level offers a diverse selection of dining establishments. The expansive and immaculate layout provides ample space for leisurely exploration. I highly recommend visiting this establishment.

We need more places like this. Very open involving nature and lots of store options. Natural lighting. Found the area to be perfect temperature.

So much stuff! The open air is cool. The banyan tree is ginormous! We listened and saw sunset stories and it was really cool.

Beautiful open market with many luxury shopping and fun places to shop. During out stay, we went there three times. Design of the place was so well done. They used natural sources to make the place authentic Hawaiian vibe. I loved how they have so many mature trees and made a tree house on the second floor. We bought sneakers at good price, shopped at Japanese supermarket and had coffee and baked goods at the bakery on the top floor. There is a cat cafe and VR experience store and beautiful art galleries. So many interesting shops you can find in main land.