[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Sultan Mosque (Updated Jun)

#cityplaybook Only got a day in Singapore? No problem—you can still see a whole lot of the city in 24 hours (and have plenty of fun doing it!). Started the morning with a classic: a quick hello to the Merlion, then wandered through Bugis and over to the Sultan Mosque. The contrast of modern and traditional here is one of the things I love most about this city. For lunch, I grabbed some kaya toast—sweet, buttery, and perfect with strong kopi. A must-try for first-timers! In the afternoon, I headed up to SkyGarden on the 51st floor, where you can see all of Singapore stretched out below you, with Marina Bay Sands standing tall in the distance. The view is just… wow. As night fell, I walked along Marina Bay, soaking up the lights and the energy of the city. It’s one of those places that comes alive after dark ✨ Finally, I checked into Aloft, where I could kick back and recharge in a super comfy bed. A full day, but totally worth it. Why I recommend this kind of Singapore day: ・You get a little bit of everything—culture, food, views, and city vibes ・Even with limited time, Singapore gives you moments you won’t forget 📍Singapore #Singapore #CityChallenge #OneDayInSingapore #SkyGardenViews #KayaToastLove #MarinaBayVibes #SingaporeItinerary #UrbanAdventure #24HourEscape #CityGuide

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The Sultan Mosque is located in Kampong Glam and was built in 1824. The church was funded by Sir Stamford Raffles, the founder of Singapore at that time. The Sultan Mosque is the oldest mosque in Singapore. It has undergone almost no major changes since its construction and was listed as a national monument by the Singapore government in 1975. When entering the mosque, staff will check whether tourists are dressed appropriately. Men's tops must have collars and sleeves and must wear long trousers. Women's tops must have collars and sleeves and their trousers must reach the ankles. However, the church provides outer robes for tourists to use, and you are not allowed to enter the church wearing shorts or sleeveless tops. I have the impression that the interior floors of mosques are all covered with carpets and believers would kneel on the carpets to pray. Singapore is a multi-ethnic country where everyone has the freedom of belief. Religion has the effect of soothing people's hearts and generating the power of gathering through faith.

During my visit to Singapore, experiencing the vibrant culture at Sultan Mosque, especially during Ramadan, was truly enriching. Located in the historic Kampong Glam district, the mosque stands as a stunning example of Islamic architecture, featuring a magnificent golden dome and intricate details. The surrounding area comes alive during Ramadan, with bustling bazaars offering a variety of traditional foods, crafts, and festive items, creating an atmosphere rich with cultural immersion. The mosque welcomes visitors of all backgrounds, providing insights into its history and the significance of Ramadan in the Muslim community. This experience offered a profound appreciation for Singapore’s diverse cultural tapestry.  #Singapore #travel #asia #gowithtrip #yathra #sultanmosque #mosque

Really stop talking about nothing fun in Singapore! I have always been obsessed with Singapore's chili crab🦀 and laksa🍜, so I'm second-guessing Singapore! 📸Picture❶ Dutch Village at night, walking in it, the atmosphere is full✨ 📸Photo❷ SELEGIE ARTS CENTRE, just opposite the MacKenzie Rex restaurant🍚 where you eat Hainanese chicken rice 📸Photo❸Sultan Mosque🕌, the golden dome of the mosque, full of exotic style! 📸Photo❹ The "Rain Vortex" waterfall at Singapore Changi Airport is located in Starlight Changi opposite Terminal T1💦 📸Photo❺ East Asian Restaurant, the iconic building of Chinatown, this is the Michelin-recommended Singaporean stir-fry restaurant🦀, Guocheng Ball Kee Restaurant is nearby; 📸Photo❻ Praise Auditorium⛪, formerly the Convent Girls' Secondary School, milky white Catholic building, Singapore Food Festival special event The Long Table is held here🍴 📸Photo❼ The National Gallery of Singapore, blending neoclassical and modern design styles, houses a large collection of art from Singapore and Southeast Asia🖼 📸Picture❽ Haji Lane, colorful architecture, various graffiti works on the walls🎨 📸Photo❾Jln Kledek, colorful streets near the Sultan Mosque🌈 📸Photo❶⓪Singapore's new hipster landmark📍NEW BAHRU, a new creative park transformed from an old secondary school building, brings together many Singapore's local brands🛍️ 📸 Picture ❶ ❶ Climb the Sentosa sky Heineken, high altitude 360 ​​° overlooking the whole Sentosa, and can challenge the giant swing 🪂, a group of three people tied on the rope, from the ground 47 meters high in the air instantly released 🛸, super exciting! 📸Photo❶❷Flower Hill can avoid the hustle and bustle of the city, is quiet and relaxing, and overlooks the Singapore harbor🏔️ 📸Photo❶❸ Singapore Botanical Garden, like a natural oxygen bar in a primeval forest, do not miss the rare varieties in the National Orchid Garden💐 📸Photo❶❹Singapore Night Safari, only open at night🌛, dark really stimulates people's senses, I even successfully fed rhino🦏 📸Picture ❶❺ Fishtail Lion Park⛲, a must-check landmark, the atmosphere at night is even better ~ 📸Photo❶❻Singapore Universal Studios Halloween Horror Night🌍, I braved the haunted house🏚 created by Wang Gail and TEAM WANG design, brushed the roller coaster🎢 and Transformers🤖 twice, the atmosphere is super amazing! 📸Photo❶❼Climb to the observation deck of Aiyong Orchard Shopping Center and enjoy afternoon tea at Atico Lounge, overlooking the Singaporean landscape🏙️ 📸Picture ❶❽ There are too many Singaporean cuisine, Michelin one-star Nouri fusion cuisine, Jumbo Seafood's chili crab🦀, Ming Fai Tian Chicken Congee, Ya Kun's coffee toast🍞, after-meal drinks🍹, 2024 Asia's 50 best bars Nutmeg & Clove and Fura are very good, I also entered the celebrity coffee BACHA ☕, really good to drink! #SingaporeItinerary

This time I spent all my time in Kampong glam, Little india and Chinatown. Kampong Glam is a muslim quarter of Singapore where you can capture mesmerising Masjid Sultan (Sultan Mosque). This is the best place to grab middle eastern and arab food. Little India as the name suggests is an Indian neighbourhood, but this is not the place where Indians used to live in their first years in modern Singapore territory. They then expanded to Little India. Nowadays they comprise around 10% of Singapore population. Chinatown in Singapore is a home to Chinatown Complex which is a hawker center even with a Michelin guide stall - Ann Chin Popiah (stall #02-112). Buddha Tooth Relic temple is also located in Chinatown. Here you can find best of shopping and street food. I stayed at Ibis Budget Hotel Ruby which is about 30 mins ride by bus from the downtown. The neighbourhood somehow reminded me of Red Light District. But it seems to be safe and peaceful. Make sure you do not miss Jewel at Changi airport which is located in Terminal 1 and you do not need to go through the immigration to see it. At nights they have light-shows.

Colorful and cute Peranakan tableware! A shop with beautiful tableware that gives you a sense of Peranakan culture✨Many items feature vibrant colors and traditional patterns that will brighten up your table! Prices start at 500 yen, so you'll find yourself buying them all the time☺️ Impressive wall art that can be enjoyed all over Arab Street🎨From traditional themes to modern designs, art in a variety of styles adds to the atmosphere of the city! Taking photos with your favorite artwork as the background will make your travel memories even more enjoyable📷You can enjoy the feeling that the whole city is like an art gallery✨ The Sultan Mosque, which can be said to be the symbol of Arab Street⛪️The golden dome is impressive, and you can't help but be captivated by the beauty of the building✨In addition to enjoying the solemn atmosphere where Islamic culture lives on, you can also tour the interior and experience the worship space up close. Please note that there are strict dress code restrictions for women! 📍Address: 3 Muscat Street, Singapore 198833 #Asia Travel Journal #Arab Street #Sultan Mosque #Singapore Trip

Most instagrammable places in Singapore 🇸🇬💕 📌 Save this post for your future trip to Singapore and don’t forget to follow @passportandstamps for more Asia content 🫶 We spent a month in Singapore, exploring every corner of the city and these are all the best spots worth to visit 👇 💛 Water Lily Pond ❤️ Gardens by the Bay 💙 Old Hill Street Police Station 💚 Arab Street 🧡 Sultan Mosque 💛 Library at Orchard ❤️ Chinatown houses 💙 Mohamed Ali Lane 💚 Buddha Tooth Relic Temple 🧡 Peranakhan Houses 💛 Chijmes ❤️ Little India 💙 Marina Bay ⁉️ What’s your favourite spot? 👇 🔗 Our full guide is now available on our website, check the link in bio 👉 @passportandstamps .. .. Singapore Instagram spots | Singapore photo spots | Instagrammable places in Singapore | Singapore instagrammable places #singapore #singaporetrip #singaporetravel #singaporephotography #singaporephoto

Masjid Sultan, also referred to as Sultan Mosque, is a widely known religious landmark in Singapore. This mosque, which can be found in the Kampong Glam district at the intersection of North Bridge Road and Muscat Street, is highly significant in terms of both history and culture. The mosque was officially inaugurated on 27 December 1929, and was given its name in Sultan Hussein Shah's honor. Its historical significance and striking architecture earned it the distinguished status of being named a national monument in 1975, which demonstrates its value to Singapore's cultural heritage One of the most important Muslim culture from Singapore.#Singapore #sultanmosque

This time I booked a flight to Perth via Singapore with Scoot Airlines! My main goal was to travel to Perth, but since I had a 17-hour layover, I transited thinking, "I'm so lucky to be able to go to Singapore too." ✨ I left Osaka, arrived at Changi Airport around 10 p.m., and was scheduled to fly to Perth the next day at around 3 p.m. At first, I thought I would go on a free transit tour since Singapore offers one, but I entered the country by mistake, even though I had to make a reservation at the reservation booth before entering the country, so I decided to go sightseeing on my own at the last minute. 👀 10:30 p.m. I was hungry, so I had dinner at McDonald's in the airport. 11:00 p.m. I washed my face, brushed my teeth, etc. at the airport, charged my phone (both my body and my phone), looked up trains in Singapore, and took a nap. 5:30 a.m. Headed from the airport to the city. Take the first subway train 6:00 Sultan Mosque🕌 7:00 Around Marina Sands Bay (Esplanade, Gardens by the Bay, etc.) 8:00 Merlion 9:00 Tea at Starbucks 11:00 Go back to the airport and see Jewel Falls 12:00 After immigration, eat a Savway 15:00 Plane✈️ It was a 17-hour transit, but I was able to get around Singapore and it was a fulfilling trip❣️ #FreeTrip #Singapore #SingaporeTrip #Singapore #Transit #ChangiAirport #ScootAirlines

Located in the Arab Quarter of Singapore, the Sultan Mosque makes you feel like you're in the Middle East. Both the architecture and the surrounding Arab shops highlight Singapore's multiculturalism, making it a perfect spot for photo-taking and cultural experiences. In addition to the Arab Mosque, Singapore also has Buddhist temples, Hindu temples, Catholic churches, and other religious sites, each with its own unique charm. Next time you visit Singapore, consider taking a deep dive into its religious diversity!

#บินเที่ยวกับtrip Travel Dlux พามาชม มัสยิด Sultan Mosque หนึ่งในสถานที่สำคัญที่สิงคโปร์ ตั้งอยู่ในย่าน Kampong Gelam ถนน Northbridge โดยมีสถาปัตยกรรมที่โดดเด่น มีโดมสีทองและการตกแต่งที่สวยงาม มัสยิดนี้ไม่เพียงแต่เป็นสถานที่สำหรับการสักการะ แต่ยังเป็นแหล่งท่องเที่ยวยอดนิยม จะเดินเล่นสำรวจบริเวณรอบๆ ได้ แถวถนนอาหรับ (Arab Street) และประตูสุลต่าน (Sultan Gate) ซึ่งอยู่ใกล้เคียง ยามค่ำคืนก็สวยงามมากๆ 📍Sultan Mosque 3 Muscat St, Singapore #VisitSingapore #Singapore #tdsgwow #Dluxyourday #TravelDlux

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Hello readers of the travel community, Trip.com, Trip Network, Trip Support team. If anyone is planning to travel to Singapore alone or is planning a trip, today we have a Singapore travel plan for you. May 2024 edition ✈️Start by boarding the BKK-SIN 3K514 Jetstar Airbus A320 flight from 9:20 p.m. to 12:45 a.m. and landed at Changi Airport Terminal 4. That day was delayed, everyone. The ticket price was 634 baht. 🧡Sultan Mosque The corner in the picture is a popular spot for foreign tourists. There are tourists from many countries. You can go and see the beauty of the building. 🧡Spiral Staircase This point is a popular spot for people to secretly take pictures. Anyone who comes to this area should not miss it because it is a building with many colorful stairs connected together. Taking pictures comes out colorful. 🧡Bugis Street A place to shop and buy souvenirs If anyone is looking to buy souvenirs for family, lovers, friends, you can come and walk on this street. There are many souvenir shops and you can shop as you wish. 🧡 Guan Yin Temple Thong Hood So is a sacred place that people recommend. When you go in, you will feel the sacred energy. It is peaceful and you can ask for blessings for your career at this temple. This may be more or less useful for those who are planning to travel to Singapore during this time. If you like it, please follow and support this author. Thank you. #BeautifulPhotoPlaces #SingaporeTravel #trip #travel #Singapore #SingaporeAttractions #TravelPlanShare

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Sultan Mosque - Singapore 🇸🇬🕌 มัสยิดเก่าแก่ของชาวมุสลิมที่อาศัยอยู่ในสิงคโปร์ เป็นสถาปัตยกรรมที่สวยโดดเด่นอยู่ในย่านนั้นเลย จะเห็นว่าหลายคนไปเก็บภาพมุมซุ้มประตูแล้วด้านหลังเป็นโดมสีทองจนตอนนี้น่าจะเป็นอีกหนึ่งแลนมาร์คที่ต้องแวะไป แต่!!!! ถ้าจะไปให้ไปเช้าสุดๆหรือไม่ก็เย็นสุดๆไปเลยเพราะแดดร้อนมากมุมนั้นแดดจะแยงตาแบบลืมไม่ขึ้นเลย🌤️ คงเกิดคำถามว่ารู้ว่าร้อนแล้วลือกไปตอนสายๆทำไม ก็มีเวลาแค่นี้ก่อนขึ้นเครื่องกลับ 😂 อิหญิงเลยต้องสู้แดดจ้าาา นอกจากมัสยิดนี้แล้วยังมีโซน Haji Lane เป็นตึกสีๆ งานศิลปะ, Street Art , แหล่งรวมคาเฟ่ บาร์ และร้านค้าให้ช็อปปิ้งเยอะมาก ถ้ามาช่วงเย็นๆจะคึกคักหน่อย 🌈🍻 🚈 MRT Bugis Station (DT14/EW12) Exit B เดินอีกประมาณ 500 เมตร #ไปเรื่อยเรื่อยxสิงคโปร์ #ไปเรื่อยเรื่อย #สิงคโปร์ #รีวิวสิงคโปร์ #sultanmosquesingapore #singapore #ที่เที่ยวสิงคโปร์ #ไปเรื่อยเรื่อยxtlintrip #sultanmosque

#TravelAbroad Masjid Sultan is another interesting tourist attraction in Kampong Glam and is also a very famous mosque in Singapore. Because the religious building is so beautiful, it makes you think you are going to an Arab country. Inside the Sultan Mosque is an area for religious ceremonies such as weddings. 📍3 Muscat St, Singapore 198833 ⏰10:00 - 21:00 ☎️+65 6293 4405 💰Free #thailand #travel #onedaytrip #missnature #centralteam #waitingforthedaytodepart #familytrip #goodatmosphere #placestovisit #thaitravelthailand #travelthailand #travelontheroad #tripnearbangkok #beautifulphotocoordinates #cafereview #beautifulcafetotell #cafelife #mustvisitcafe #beautifulphotocafe #pointoutdeliciousrestaurants #secretrestaurants #wintertravel #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation

Singapore is famous for several beautiful places. Since arriving at Changi International Airport, I've been super excited to explore. Some places that I visited: ✨Masjid Sultan In the area of Kampong Glam, you can shop, sightsee, and feel the multicultural vibe of Singapore. ✨Jewel Changi Super good for relaxing and photo-taking. ✨Marina Bay Sands Many tourists favorite place, especially at night. There's also water light show called "Spectra" on weekend night. ✨Gardens by The Bay Walk around many pretty spots, and there also extra activities (OCBC Sky Bridge, Flower Dome, etc.). Don't forget to visit them when you come to Singapore. #singapore

The mosque and street are symbols of this district, giving it an Arabian feel. I really like the Arabian area. It's beautiful and you can take photos. The alleys are cute too. There are lots of Turkish accessories and tools. It's worth visiting the mosque and then strolling around the surrounding alleys. It's lively and crowded on weekends. There's also an Arabica coffee shop nearby. It's also nice to go shopping with Haji Lane.

The Sultan Mosque is not just a place of worship; it's a treasure trove of history and culture. Inside, the atmosphere is as warm and inviting as Aladdin's genie lamp, welcoming visitors from all walks of life🥹 If you're looking for a dash of Arabian nights in the heart of Singapore, don your imaginary magic carpet and let the Sultan Mosque take you on a journey that's straight out of the pages of a fairy tale. It's a shining jewel in the cityscape, and a true Aladdin-worthy adventure awaits! As you step out of the mosque, you'll be greeted by a vibrant tapestry of Arabian-inspired shops and stalls. These treasures are like Aladdin's secret cave filled with wonders. From intricate carpets that could fly you to new heights (well, almost lol) #awesomepic #couplestrip

#singapore The Sultan Mosque is once owned by the Royals in History is now a must - visit attraction when visiting Singapore. The mosque is still opened for Muslims for prayers daily, for overseas visitors may visit this majestic beauty, but do note that if you are wearing shorts or singlets will be asked to wear the sarong/baju to cover up. Do note that the mosque will be closed for visit after 4pm for evening prayers.

One of the oldest and most important mosques for Muslims living in Singapore, it is also a perfect blend of Singapore's culture, making this golden mosque located in the heart of Kampong Glam on Arab Street, which is the name of the street and a residential area for Arab Muslims (mostly Turkish) in Singapore. It is also a popular place for many tourists to stop by to take pictures. It is not far from Haji Lane Street art. Open for visits Saturday to Thursday: 10.00 am - 12.00 pm and 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm Friday: 2.30 am to 4.00 pm Closed during Ramadan every year. Visiting guidelines: Visitors are only allowed to enter the main entrance, which faces Bussorah Street. **** Please dress appropriately, respectfully and keep quiet. Photography is allowed without flash. Approval is required for video recording. Keep your belongings with you at all times. If in doubt, please contact the officer on duty. Free admission**** #KeePaiRueay #KeePhaTiew #TravelAbroad #TravelSingapore #Singapore #TravelAbroad #CheckInPoints #CountriesToVisit #LetsTravel #Singapore #SingaporeIsWorthVisiting #Singapore2023

👋The place you absolutely cannot miss is the Singapore Sultan Mosque! This landmark Islamic chapel is located in the Malay cultural area of ​​Kampong Glam and is an important place that combines religion and culture. 🕌 Sultan Mosque is famous for its unique architectural style, which is full of elements of Malay culture. The magnificent arches and green domes inside the hall are impressive. Whether you are a religious believer or someone interested in architectural art, this place is definitely worth a visit. 📜 Sultan Mosque provides guided tours to help you gain a deeper understanding of Islam and Malay culture. The tour guide will explain in detail the history and significance of the building and share knowledge about Islam. This is a great opportunity for you to have a deeper understanding of this religion and culture. ✨ I was impressed by the beauty and historical value of the Sultan Mosque. The details and elaborate design of the building showcase the richness of Malay culture. Moreover, the guided tour service of the Sultan Mosque gave me a deeper understanding of Islam. Whether you are a religious believer, an architecture lover or someone interested in different cultures, this is a place worth visiting. 🌟 Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍 Address: 3 Muscat St, Sinagapore 🚇 Transportation: 5 minutes walk from MRT Bugis Station #SingaporeSultan Mosque #Malay Culture #Islam #SingaporeMalaysiaThailandCityAttractions

The Sultan Mosque is the oldest mosque in Singapore Located in Kampong Glam, also known as the Arab area Take the MRT to DT14 Bugis Station and walk for 8 minutes to the destination The Sultan Mosque has a super eye-catching golden dome, just like being in Aladdin's fairy tale world! Under the sun, the golden dome and the blue sky complement each other, it is really beautiful! There are dress restrictions for entering the Sultan Mosque. If you are wearing short-sleeved shirts or shorts, you must first You can enter the Sultan Mosque only after you put on the blue long coat or trousers provided by the mosque. The interior of the Sultan Mosque is very spacious and magnificent, full of a solemn atmosphere. If it is time for worship, a cordon will be set up and tourists can only visit from the periphery so as not to disturb the believers in their worship. There are also some displays in the Sultan Mosque where you can learn about Islamic culture. If you are visiting Kampong Glam, I recommend you to take 30 minutes to visit here. Take photos with beautiful buildings and experience different Islamic culture! Address: 3 Muscat St, Singapore 198833 #Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand City Attractions #SingaporeAttractions

Attraction name: Sultan Mosque Location: Muscat Street, Singapore Sultan mosque is one of the oldest and most significant mosque in Singapore. It was built in 1824. The mosque has a unique blend of Traditional Islamic and Malay architecture style. The mosque is large enough to accommodate 5000 people! Non-Muslims/visitors are allowed to visit the mosque in a certain time of the day, tickets are not needed. However you need to dress modestly. There are many restaurants and souvenirs shops near the street. It is definitely a must visit in Singapore. #singaporetrip #singapore

#SingaporeAttractions #Singapore Singapore's "Kampong Glam" is also known as the "Arab Quarter" and is listed as one of Singapore's three major historical districts along with "Little India" and "Chinatown". There are many attractions in the area, but you can start with the landmark "Sultan Mosque". "Little India" is actually not far from "Kampong Glam", and these two areas can be connected into a one-day tour of Singapore's historical districts. 🚇Transportation: Get off at Bugis MRT station and walk about 400 meters

Singapore's Arab Street is an exciting area that feels like a theme park✨ The landmark Sultan Mosque is open for free during certain hours, so you can also go sightseeing inside🙆‍♀️ A commercial street spreads out around the mosque, and it's a shopping paradise! There are many wonderful general stores selling Turkish lamps and Turkish carpets♪ There are also many restaurants where you can enjoy delicious Turkish cuisine😋It is also known as a cafe battleground, and there are many stylish cafes scattered around! 📍 3 Muscat St, Singapore 198833 #Singapore #SingaporeTrip #OverseasTrip

#SingaporeAttractions Singapore's Little India is a place full of colour and culture, with many Indian-style buildings and mosques. Indian-style buildings are widely found in every corner of Little India. They are colorful and gorgeously decorated, allowing you to feel the richness and diversity of Indian culture. The mosque in Little India is also a place worth seeing. The most famous of these is the Alishan Mosque, a white building built in 1917. Its architectural style is a fusion of Malay and Middle Eastern elements, which is very unique. Here, you can learn about the history and culture of Islam in Singapore and feel Singapore's tolerance and diversity towards different religions.

Singapore is full of exotic atmosphere This time we went to the Sultan Mosque area in Singapore It feels like coming to an Arab palace. There are many restaurants on the street next to it You can eat and drink Arrive in the morning The atmosphere is very comfortable and not crowded You can stroll around at leisure One thing to note is that you are not allowed to wear shoes when entering the Sultan Mosque If a man wears shorts, he will be given an apron to wear. If the lady's clothes are too short, you will be given a piece of clothing to cover yourself with. Address: 3 Muscat St, Singapore 198833 #SingaporeTravel #travel #Good Places for Families

Singapore's Little India and Arab districts can be arranged for a day of walking There are a lot of Indian elements around Little India and the Indian Cultural Museum Around Tekka Centre Walk all the way to the Sultan Mosque This area is full of Arabic colors The classic dome is paired with Turkish restaurants with place names all over the street Like Istanbul or Cappadocia Walking and seeing the city of Singapore Learn about the characteristics of each place while walking #Singapore #LocalTour

Masjid Sultan🕌 Another place with beauty Inside is the Sultan Mosque (Sultan Mosque) beautiful and magnificent in the Kampong Glam area, which is historically important and is the center of the Muslim community in Singapore. Magnificent and worthy of the Sultan This mosque was built in 1824 to honor Sultan Hussein Shah, the first Sultan of Singapore. Information that almost no one knows is that during the renovation of this mosque, the government had to build North Bridge Road to turn around this mosque. Because this road was extended until it went past Arab Street. ⏰ Opening hours Opening-closing hours: Open every day, 2 periods: 9:30-12:00 and 14:00-16:00 Except Fridays, which are only open in the afternoon from 14:00-16:00 🚗 How to get there Singapore's Sultan Mosque is located next to Arab Street, closest to Bugis MRT Station. There are 2 lines passing through: the Downtown Line and the East West Line. Take Exit B and walk towards Raffles Hospital until you reach the intersection, then turn right and walk onto Ophir Road. When you reach the first intersection with North Birdge Road, cross the road to the left and walk straight ahead until you see the mosque in front of you. #SingaporeReview #visitsingapore #singapore #SingaporeTravel