Pearl Harbor City is located on the island of Oahu on the south shore. It is about 11 miles from downtown Honolulu. The city sits right on the shore of Pearl Harbor, which was the scene of the Japanese surprise attack on December 7, 1941.
Most residents own a home in Pearl City, which has a higher median home value than Honolulu. The city's average age of homes is also higher than Honolulu's. It offers many local dining options, including Matsuzaka-Tei for Japanese fast food, Button Up Café for brunch and dinner, and La Tour Cafe for French fusion dishes.
The Pearl Harbor area is home to a diverse range of maritime activities, including berthing for surface ships, shore side support for submarines, and dry dock services. It also supports over 160 military commands. It also provides housing for transient and permanent personnel. Its population is about one million people.
There is plenty to do in Pearl Harbor City, including horseback riding. The Gunstock Ranch offers excellent riding opportunities, with gentle horses and friendly staff. The area also boasts several hiking trails through jungle, botanical gardens, fields, and waterfalls. It is also home to the Pacific Palisades Community Park. The park includes a playground, baseball field, and restrooms.
The USS Arizona memorial is another tourist attraction in Pearl Harbor. This memorial commemorates the tragic attack on Pearl Harbor. In the year 1941, the USS Arizona sank. The remains of the ship lie in the water today.