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Great Mosque of Paris
The Great Mosque of Paris occupies one hectare in the Latin Quarter, with a 33-metre minaret and North African-style gardens covering 3,500 square metres. Visitors can explore its prayer halls, the outdoor garden, the library, the Qur'anic school and the conference room, as well as take guided tours. The complex includes the traditional restaurant Aux Portes de l'Orient, serving Maghrebi cuisine such as tagine and couscous, a tea room with mint tea, Turkish delight and water pipes, and a marble hammam with Arab baths. There are also shops selling traditional Arab crafts and a gift shop within the complex.
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- Try the traditional restaurant "Aux Portes de l'Orient"The traditional restaurant "Aux Portes de l'Orient" serves Maghrebi cuisine such as tagine and couscous.
- Visit the steam bathThe steam bath has different opening hours for men and women.
- Visit the large marble baths of the HammamThe large marble baths of the Hammam are open to visitors.
- Visit the Arab bathsThe Arab baths are for women only.
- Try the tea roomThe tea room serves mint tea, loukoum, pastries and shisha.
- Take a guided tourThe mosque offers guided tours as both a tourist destination and a place of prayer.
- Visit the Great Mosque of ParisVisit the Great Mosque of Paris in Paris and recognise the site in person.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Great Mosque of Paris?
From €3 per person. Check the day's price on the official website before you go.
How much time do you need for Great Mosque of Paris?
Allow about 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Great Mosque of Paris?
Try the traditional restaurant "Aux Portes de l'Orient", Visit the steam bath, Visit the large marble baths of the Hammam and Visit the Arab baths.
What is there to see near Great Mosque of Paris?
National Museum of Natural History of France (87 m), Gallery of Mineralogy and Geology (204 m) and Church of Saint-Médard (400 m).
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