Sultan Mosque

Izzati Winda

4 weeks ago

Sultan Mosque is a beautiful landmark in Kampong Glam, with striking golden domes and a rich history. It is about a 10-minute walk from Bugis MRT, making it easy to include in a neighbourhood visit. Admission is free. Tourist visiting hours are Saturday to Thursday, 10 am–12 pm and 2–4 pm; sightseeing visits are closed on Fridays. Enter through Gate 5, facing Bussorah Street. Dress modestly, remove your shoes before entering, and keep your voice low. Covering robes are available, subject to availability. Photography without flash is permitted, but access to prayer halls is restricted unless accompanied by a mosque official. Remember that this is an active place of worship, so follow staff guidance and respect worshippers.

Mister OdloV

a month ago

Don't go on Friday. Informative free tours available. Interesting information on Islam and the history of the Mosque and the area. Wear modest attire. It is a beautiful compound. Definitely worth a visit.

Angélica Vargas Valbuena

a month ago

Beautiful place to understand Islamic culture and religion. You can take a free guided tour where they explained you about architectural facts, pillars of the islam and you can solve any question you have. If you are showing shoulders or knees, they provide a robe for you to cover up

Julien Diallo

2 months ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A beautiful mosque and a charming neighbourhood 🕌 We had the chance to visit Sultan Mosque during our stay in Singapore, and it was truly a wonderful experience. The mosque itself is absolutely beautiful, very spacious, exceptionally clean and perfectly maintained. The interior is airy and air-conditioned, making it a very peaceful and comfortable place. I also had the opportunity to pray there, and everything went extremely well. There is a genuine sense of calm and serenity inside. I also highly recommend taking the time to explore the neighbourhood surrounding the mosque. It was honestly one of the areas of Singapore we enjoyed the most. The colourful streets are full of character, with wonderful Arab, Egyptian and Turkish influences, as well as plenty of restaurants and cafés. The whole area has an almost Mediterranean feel to it — lively yet relaxed, warm and very chilled, exactly the kind of atmosphere we love. A wonderful discovery, both for the beauty and peacefulness of the mosque itself and for the unique atmosphere of the surrounding neighbourhood. Definitely worth visiting when you are in Singapore! 🕌🇸🇬✨

Mochammad Dimas Sanjaya

2 months ago

Well, this is the most peaceful in Singapore, you can pray without any fuss. This area also offer more convenient to muslim as people tend to use more proper clothes. This masjid has long history in Singapore, when I visited in 2014, it's still the same only little improvement. You can pray piously here, joining the jamaah. There are also many islamic study discussions here, from many ustadzs with various themes.