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Hilo is one of the beautiful coastal cities and towns and is also the second largest settlement in the state. All of the coastal towns and areas in Hawaii are beautiful and attractive to people, however Hilo stands out among the others for a few different reasons. It is located in a position that allows it to overlook the Hilo Bay and it is also near two shield volcanoes, Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea which are in the area of some of the best ground based astronomical observation centers. It is also known as one of the largest macadamia nut producers in the world and the distribution company Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Corporation is located there.

These are just few of the surrounding geographic features that are unique to Hilo and attractive to the numerous tourists who visit it every year. However, there are also some dynamic and impressive cultural attractions that captivate the guests in the hotels Hilo . The Lyman Museum is one of the attractive cultural establishments and is a natural history museum that dates to 1931 when the Lyman family founded it. It exists in the family home that originated in 1838. During the 1960s architect Vladimir Ossipoff designed an addition, which constitutes the bulk of the museum and now exists next to the mission house. The Lyman Museum offers a great insight into the cultural history of the region and Hawaii.

The Hilo Art Museum is one of the main attractions for people, and this is stated with the acceptance that almost everyone who visits Hilo and the rest of Hawaii is interested in the beaches and exploring the geographic features. The museum is also pretty new. It was charted by a group of art loving and art appreciator residents in 2007 and it became a non-profit organization that year. In addition to the great collection and touring exhibits that pass through, the museum offers a variety of studio classes and workshops. One of the most intriguing permanent exhibits is the Art of the Holocaust and Genocide, which includes a rare lithograph by Picasso and pieces from Chagall and other major artists.

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