Grand Mosque of Paris (Grande Mosquée de Paris) Tours and Tickets

Yes, the Grand Mosque of Paris is suitable for children, with no age restrictions and discounted entry. While there aren’t specific activities for kids, the fountains, courtyards, and colourful tiles can be interesting. The on-site tea room, known for its sweet pastries and mint tea, is also a popular family-friendly highlight.

Admission is €3 for adults to visit the Grand Mosque of Paris. There is also a reduced-price ticket of €2 for children, students, and groups of 10 people or more. Visitors can explore the mosque independently or book a guided tour.

No, the Grand Mosque of Paris isn’t included in the Paris Museum Pass—a special pass that grants entry to over 50 museums and attractions in and around the city. Examples of places that are included with the pass are the Musée D’Orsay, the Panthéon, the Picasso Museum, and Sainte-Chapelle.

Many visitors spend around 1–1.5-hours exploring the Grand Mosque of Paris. This leaves enough time to appreciate the beautiful garden, as well as the building’s architecture, including the prayer hall, and the colorful courtyards with ornate tilework and fountains. Don’t forget to finish your visit with a trip to the tea room.

Yes, many travelers take photos inside the Grand Mosque of Paris, but it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and not take photos of people without their permission, as it’s a place of worship. Also, look out for any signs with guidance about photo restrictions.

Yes, there is a dress code at the Grand Mosque of Paris. Since it’s a religious building, visitors are expected to keep their shoulders and knees covered and wear respectable clothing. It’s a good idea to have a scarf with you, so you can cover up appropriately.