About
Sultan Mosque, also known as Masjid Sultan, stands at 3 Muscat Street in Singapore. It is one of the best-known landmarks of the city's historic Arab Quarter, and its golden domes make it easy to spot from the surrounding streets.
The building
The mosque was first built in 1824 and was rebuilt in 1928. Its domes and Islamic architecture give it a distinctive presence, and visitors often come to look at the building itself as much as to see inside its grounds.
Visiting the area
Because the mosque is the focal point of the Arab Quarter, a visit fits naturally into a walk through the neighbourhood. The streets around it hold a mix of older shophouses and small businesses, so there is plenty to see before or after your time at the mosque.
- Location: 3 Muscat Street, Singapore 198833
- Also known as: Masjid Sultan
- Contact: +65 6293 4405
If you plan to visit, call ahead on the number above to check current arrangements, and dress modestly as is customary at a place of worship.
