Grande Mosquée de Paris

Very beautiful and peaceful. If you are in Paris, I would recommend visiting this mosque. If you are Muslim, you will find lots of halal restaurants near this mosque too, as there is a strong Islamic community. We did not buy tickets for the tour, it was free entry to pay, use washroom/bathroom and look around whilst taking pictures. We also went into the library in the mosque. Both women and men’s sections are spacious.

They have a very beautiful garden. It is very crowded during the Jumah prayer, so make sure you come early if you want to pray Jumah here. Women can also pray here.

As you walk down a typical central Paris neighbourhood, the beautiful minaret suddenly appears and you know you’re in for a treat. Beautiful courtyards and clean facilities. Great place to pray with sections for both men and women. Welcoming of non-muslim visitors too.

Visiting the Grand Mosque of Paris was a truly enriching experience. The mosque's stunning architecture, with its elegant white façade and intricate Moorish designs, immediately caught my eye

A beautiful mosque ما شاء الله in the middle of Paris. A must visit when you are exploring the city. Rich in history and breathtaking architecture. Simply a cultural significance. Also, there’s a beautiful garden with fountains and flowers where you can just sit a relax.

Beautiful mosquée مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ‎. I visited from London and it felt amazing to be able to pray Asr jama’a with everyone- a great experience. Locals are very friendly and help you find your way if you look lost. (Women’s prayer area is downstairs, away from men’s area). They have a nice souvenir shop and the restaurant is actually a 3 minute walk around the corner (We thought it was the same building so accidentally ended up going to the restaurant instead of Mosque). The gardens are absolutely gorgeous, and they have information in french about the history of the mosque as well. I would definitely return ان شاء الله. Thank you for your hospitality it made my visit very nice. If you’re visibly muslim you get free entrance and if i’m not mistaken the tourist ticket price is €3. you purchase this when you walk into the main doors and the ticket booth is there.

It's a beautiful mosque and oldest mosque in paris. Built between 1922 and 1926, almost 100 years old establishment, the tower of Mosque also looks like Hasan II Mosque in Casablanca. Went there for Friday Prayers, and it was jam-packed, so please go there at least 20 to 30 minutes before Khutba/sermon.

One of the most beautiful mosques that I have ever seen in my life. Its spiritual atmosphere is amazing as well. I will visit it again for sure when I come to Paris next time