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The Aga Khan Centre in London’s King’s Cross is a place for education, knowledge, cultural exchange and insight into Muslim civilisations. The organisations that are located here work together to bridge the gap in understanding about Muslim cultures and to connect the public to global development issues. The Aga Khan Centre hosts a variety of events, exhibitions and talks that are open to the public.

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A view looking down from a balcony onto two people sitting on a sofa in the Aga Khan Centre Library.

The building
The Aga Khan Centre is a place of education, knowledge, cultural exchange and insight into Muslim civilisations.
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Dramatic shadows cast from a terrace in The Jellicoe Gardens.

Islamic Gardens at King’s Cross

In addition to Islamic Gardens throughout the centre, The Jellicoe Garden is a space designed by Tom Stuart-Smith in the public realm of the King’s Cross neighbourhood, developed in partnership with the Aga Khan Development Network, that allows anyone in London to enjoy the peace and beauty of Islamic gardens.
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A group of children in what appears to be a warm climate dancing in green school uniforms.

The institutions at the Aga Khan Centre
The Aga Khan Centre is home to three organisations founded by His Late Highness Aga Khan IV.
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An old and delicate-looking book filled with gold design and Arabic calligraphy.

Aga Khan Library
The Aga Khan Library, London is a space for study and provides secure archival storage for rare books and manuscripts.
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Three people exploring the Garden of Life, an Indian-inspired Islamic Garden.

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Public tours of the Aga Khan Centre are available most Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Find us

Aga Khan Centre
10 Handyside Street
London N1C 4DN
The building is located in the heart of the current redevelopment of a 67-acre area at King’s Cross.

For opening hours and contact details, please visit our contact page.
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