Step into a Moroccan-built courtyard in the heart of Paris. Built between 1922 and 1926 to honour the Muslim soldiers who died for France in the First World War, the Grande Mosquée de Paris was inaugurated on 15 July 1926 and celebrates its centenary in 2026. On this 90-minute small-group visit (6 guests maximum), a guide-conférencier licensed by the French Ministry of Culture explains its Hispano-Moorish architecture, inspired by Morocco and the al-Qarawiyyin of Fez: the 33-metre minaret, the central patio, the Andalusian garden, and the zellige tilework and carved cedar made by Moroccan craftsmen. Entry is included. The prayer hall is not visited during prayer; your guide adapts the route to prayer times. Modest dress required: shoulders and knees covered, and a scarf is recommended for women.
In front of the main entrance, 2 bis place du Puits-de-l'Ermite, 75005 Paris (Metro Place Monge, line 7). Your guide will be waiting with a Route33 sign.
Your licensed guide-conférencier meets you at the main entrance and leads a 90-minute visit of the Grande Mosquée de Paris, built 1922–1926 to honour the Muslim soldiers who died for France in the First World War. Discover its Hispano-Moorish architecture inspired by Morocco and the al-Qarawiyyin of Fez: the 33-metre minaret, the central patio, the Andalusian garden, and the zellige tilework and carved cedar made by Moroccan craftsmen.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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