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Al-Huda Society (Chelsea)

Community mosque at 60 Willow Street, Chelsea - the nearest congregation for airport-area and northern stays.

City guideChelsea (separate city, north of Boston)

Al Huda Society in Chelsea near Boston. Source: alhudasociety.org.Al Huda Society

Overview & visitor information

Chelsea sits directly across the creek from East Boston and Logan Airport, which makes the Al-Huda Society at 60 Willow Street the most relevant full mosque for travelers on airport-adjacent first or last nights - closer in practice than the Roxbury and Cambridge anchors. It serves Chelsea's substantial North African and Arab community with daily prayers and Jumu'ah in a converted community building; expect neighborhood scale rather than landmark architecture. Reaching it from airport hotels is a short taxi ride. Confirm Jumu'ah timing and women's arrangements by phone, as published information is limited.

Muslim traveller information

Prayer access
On-site
Women travellers
Limited
Families
Limited

Family signal: no dedicated family facilities were independently verified; suitability is marked limited for planning.

Information reviewed: 2026-07-23

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