Grande Mosquée de Paris

This mosque is truly a sight to behold. The architecture is stunning, and every detail feels thoughtfully designed. What makes it even more special is the serene garden surrounding it—lush, peaceful, and beautifully maintained. Walking through it feels almost unreal. It’s a place that leaves you in awe and brings a deep sense of calm. Absolutely unforgettable.

One of the most beautiful buildings in Paris. It is a functioning place of worship, but also has a gift shop, a study full of ornate books and beautiful courtyards with fountains. There is also a separate room set up as an exhibit which depicts the history of the mosque and the key figures who help set it up. The few staff members around are very friendly and accommodating.

An amazing area of spiritual rest and relaxation in this historical architectural building with its beautiful gardens. Also, the restaurant is an absolute 'must visit' with its delicious dishes and cultural elements...!

An important religious building of pray for the moslem community. It was built after the war in recognition of the sacrifices made by those in the colonies of this faith. The building has beautiful tile work. The central garden is lovely. There are the traditional prays times each day and the main prayer space is not for tourists though you can look in. A tour costs €3

The Masjid is a historical part of Paris Islamic heritage and was built around the time of WW2. Still looks as good as a modern day structure. I had to opportunity to observe Jumah prayer there on a Friday and it was filled with Muslims of diverse backgrounds. Would recommend any Muslim tourist to do same.

The nearest mosque to the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the Flix Bus Terminal in Bercy, Seine. It's beautiful and very clean. For Muslim who wants to take prayer, get free access without buying ticket. Better if we come on foot or by public transport, because there is no parking area outside, maybe just suitable for bicycle. If we enter the main gate, we will captivated by the gardens named Rawda and so on. Then for the worshipper, we can take ablution and toilet at once on the corner of the garden. For woman, the ablution room separated quite far away from the mushalla or prayer room. So we must wear back our socks in wet condition to protect our aurat, it's inefficient. For those who wants to directly eat or have a coffe break, they can move to the Mosque Restaurant in front of the building.

Nice Moroccan architecture. Beautiful design and craftsmanship. Great place to pray in Paris

It's a pleasure to visit beautiful mosques around the world, and this one is a standout. The unique architecture and attention to detail are impressive. The lively atmosphere created by the visitors, and the well-maintained cleanliness, make it an exceptional experience!