A masterpiece of ethnic workmanship and arched corals is the Huskuru Miskiiy Mosque. The walls and the panels display intricate Arabic inscriptions. A minaret and a cemetery are also a part of this mosque.

The National Museum, located in Sultan Park, is a stylish colonial construction which houses a variety of artefacts from the earlier days, giving an insight into the history and culture of the place. Some of the articles displayed here include the thrones used by the sultans and the first printing press in the country.

Shoppers can indulge at the Majeedhee Magu, where they will find outlets stocked with garments, cosmetics, jewellery, electronics and much more.

The Islamic Centre is the most significant architectural landmark of Malé. The spectacular golden dome is its most attractive feature. Apart from a library, a conference hall and offices, the centre houses a huge mosque accommodating around 5000 people.