At-Tauhid Mosque 🇦🇷

When you visit Buenos Aires, Argentina, exploring the Floresta neighbourhood brings you to the historic At-Tauhid Mosque, also known locally in Spanish as Mezquita At-Tauhid. As a Shia Islam mosque inaugurated back in October 1983, it holds the historic record of being the oldest mosque in the entire country. Built with the support of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Argentina, this special site represents an important part of the nation's history. Why should you visit this site?

You should visit to see a landmark of great historic significance to Argentina's Islamic heritage. When you arrive at its location on Felipe Vallese St. 3614, what you will see is a simple building featuring a subtle Islamic style incorporated into its façade. The building offers visitors a view of clean design and subtle artistic influences.

Exploring this site gives you a direct connection to the history of the country's very first mosque establishment. If you appreciate historical places of worship or architectural details, stopping by this Floresta neighborhood landmark offers an informative, quiet experience as you observe the subtle Islamic style on the building's exterior façade.

What to see at At-Tauhid Mosque

• The oldest mosque in Argentina, inaugurated in October 1983
• Located in the Floresta neighbourhood of Buenos Aires
• Features a simple building with a subtle Islamic style in its façade
• Established with support from the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Argentina

Visiting tips

Head to Felipe Vallese St. 3614 in the Floresta neighbourhood to locate the building and view its façade.

How long: 1 hour · Best time: Daytime

How to get there & what’s nearby

At-Tauhid Mosque is easy to reach on Buenos Aires’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Colón Theater and Cabildo of Buenos Aires. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Buenos Aires travel guide.