Mosques • Surakarta

Surakarta, also known as Solo, is a vibrant city in Central Java with a strong Islamic heritage. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed mosques and prayer rooms within a 50 km radius of the city center. The most prominent is the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Solo, located just 0.5 km from the city center on Jl. A. Yani in the Gilingan area of Banjarsari district. This grand mosque serves as a major landmark for the Muslim community in Surakarta City.

Beyond the city center, listed prayer places are spread across several surrounding regencies. In Sragen, approximately 24–27 km away, multiple mosques are recorded in areas such as Kebayan, Kauman, Nglorog, and Sragen Kulon, including Masjid Raya Al Falah Sragen, Masjid Besar Kauman Sragen, and Masjid As Sakinah. Further afield, in Klaten Regency, mosques like the Great Mosque of Wedi and Masjid Al-Barokah are located in the Wedi district, while in Wonogiri Regency, several mosques such as Masjid Manfaat and Masjid Al-husna are found in the Jatiroto area. The data also shows a presence in Sleman Regency, near Yogyakarta, with Masjid Ulil Albab Universitas Islam Indonesia and Masjid At-Taqwa Grogol.

This distribution of mapped mosques and prayer rooms indicates that Muslims in Surakarta and its surroundings have access to places of worship across a wide geographic area, from the city center to outlying regencies. Whether you are a resident, new arrival, or traveler, the listed locations provide a useful starting point for finding prayer facilities. The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Solo stands out as a key destination, while the numerous mosques in Sragen, Klaten, and Wonogiri reflect the strong Islamic presence throughout the region.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Always verify addresses and distances before visiting, as some locations may be in outlying regencies. Contact details, opening hours, and facilities are not provided in this listing. For accurate prayer times and services, check directly with the mosque or local Islamic organizations.