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Centro Cultural Islámico Rey Fahd

A Palermo cultural centre offers a way to encounter Islamic architecture and heritage.

Location
Avenida Intendente Bullrich 55, Palermo
Archival photograph of Centro Cultural Islámico Rey Fahd, Buenos Aires (2014)

Roberto Fiadone · CC BY-SA 4.0; License; Resized and compressed; display crops vary.; Source

A place worth knowing

The Rey Fahd Islamic Cultural Centre introduces another architectural and cultural landscape to Palermo. Opened in 2000, the complex includes a mosque, libraries and educational spaces, with Arabic-language teaching and cultural exchange part of its purpose.

Choose a public visiting opportunity to explore that heritage. The mosque is an active religious space, so visitor access should follow the centre’s arrangements rather than the rhythm of an ordinary museum.

Practical details last checked 21 Sept 2026

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Centro Cultural Islámico Rey Fahd

Avenida Intendente Bullrich 55, Palermo, Buenos Aires

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Avenida Intendente Bullrich 55, Palermo

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