Besides these natural wonders there are also a number of historical spots and historical wonders which have found a sanctuary in the census designated place of Hilo. One of these old places is the King Kalakaua's Park. It was around a century ago when this structure was established, and it was built in honor of the King Kalakaua. There is a statue in the park which has been sculpted very intricately, and there is a grand sundial as well. The statue is of the king himself, and he was the last King of the islands of Hawaii.

Those people who are interested in culture will also find Hilo to be a very special place. To get knowledge about the culture, and other information of the census designated place of Hilo as well as of the whole of Hawaii, they can go to the Lyman Museum and Mission House. This is located at the corner of the Kapiolani and Haili streets. Those who visit these places will definitely get to know a lot about the background of the Big Island, for example about the groups of people of different races and ethnic backgrounds who came to the country a long time before other people came here. The Lyman Museum and Mission House also consists of a collection of minerals and seashells which is very extensive. People who are interested in movies can for and visit the Palace Theatre of Hilo. This is situated on Haili street and is the major venue in Hawaii for plays. It was in the year 1925 when the theatre was built.