Founding Partner

Aga Khan Centre

Overview

The Aga Khan Centre is a place of education, knowledge, cultural exchange and insight into Muslim civilisations. The UK home of three organisations founded by the late Aga Khan IV, it was designed by distinguished architect Fumihiko Maki to embody openness, dialogue and pluralism.

Its nine-storey atrium and six gardens, courtyards and terraces draw on Islamic landscape traditions from around the world, creating spaces for students, scholars, staff and the public to meet, learn and exchange ideas.

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Location

10 Handyside Street, London N1C 4DN

Events by
Aga Khan Centre
Friday 25 Sept
Tickets Available

Voices from the Roof of the World

A free exhibition premiering season four of the award-winning climate documentary series from the world's highest mountains.

Aga Khan Centre Gallery
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10am–7pm daily