Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque Monument

Address: Europa Point, Gibraltar

Admission: Free (mosque)

The Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque is a prominent mosque at Europa Point, the southernmost point of Gibraltar, and is commonly associated with the name King Fahd due to Saudi funding. It stands near other Europa Point landmarks and faces the Strait of Gibraltar.

The mosque was built as a gift financed by Saudi sponsors and was completed in the late 20th century; it serves Gibraltar’s Muslim community and is visible from the surrounding headland. Architectural features include traditional mosque forms and a prominent position on the headland.

The mosque shares Europa Point with other religious and military landmarks and contributes to the area’s panoramic waterfront views. It is accessible from the roads that serve the southern tip of Gibraltar and sits close to the coastline.

• Location: Sited at Europa Point on the southern tip of Gibraltar, the mosque overlooks the Strait of Gibraltar and the entrance to the Mediterranean.

The Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim (King Fahd) Mosque sits at Europa Point at the southern tip of Gibraltar. From Gibraltar town center you can walk south along Europa Road to the point (allow around 20-30 minutes on foot) or take a local taxi; there is roadside access for cars. If arriving from Spain, cross the La Línea/Gibraltar border by car or on foot and follow signs for Europa Point.

• Visit the Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque at Europa Point outside main prayer times if you want to tour the interior; it's an active place of worship so check local opening times and observe appropriate etiquette.
• Approach from the Europa Point car park/visitors' area so you can combine a short visit inside the mosque with the excellent views across the Strait of Gibraltar - the mosque's terrace viewpoints are often overlooked by passersby.