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How Much Does the Hassan II Mosque Tour Cost? (2026 Prices)
A guided tour of the Hassan II Mosque costs 140 MAD for foreign adult visitors, 70 MAD for Moroccan residents and foreign students, and 30 MAD for children aged 6–12. Children under 6 enter for free.
The Hassan II Mosque is the largest mosque in Africa and one of the few active Islamic places of worship in Morocco open to non-Muslims. The only way to access the monumental interior prayer hall, basement ablution rooms, and retractable roof structure is through the official scheduled guided tour.
Guided visits run several times daily outside of congregational prayer times. Tours are conducted in English, French, Spanish, and German, leading visitors through the massive hand-carved cedar ceilings, zellige mosaic tilework, and polished marble floors.
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| Option | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Foreign Adult Ticket | ... | Standard entry ticket for non-resident adults. Includes mandatory multi-lingual official guide. |
| Moroccan Resident / International Student | ... | Discounted ticket requiring a valid Moroccan CIN card, residence permit, or student ID. |
| Children (Ages 6–12) | ... | Reduced entry ticket for children between 6 and 12 years old. |
| Children (Under 6) | ... | Free entry for infants and toddlers under 6 years old. |
| Mosque Museum Ticket Add-On | ... | Optional ticket to visit the subterranean museum detailing the artisanal crafts, zellige tilework, and architecture. |
Per person, in MAD. Prices are fixed directly by the Fondation de la Mosquée Hassan II and are strictly non-negotiable at the box office.
Usually included
- Entry ticket to the main interior prayer hall and ablution rooms
- Official multi-lingual guided tour (English, French, Spanish, German)
- Complimentary fabric shoe storage bag
Usually extra
- Transport to and from the mosque grounds (e.g., petit taxi from Casa-Port train station)
- Access to the separate architectural museum (requires a 30 MAD add-on ticket)
- Gratuities for the official group tour guide
What actually changes the price
Strict Nationality & Student Discount Validation
Ticket agents inspect identification closely at the box office. If booking student or resident tickets (70 MAD), you must present an international student card or Moroccan residency card.
Dress Code & Footwear Protocol
All visitors must dress modestly: shoulders, knees, and upper arms must be covered. Avoid sheer fabrics, shorts, or tight clothing. Shoes must be removed before stepping on prayer rugs (shoe bags are provided).
Seasonal Ramadan & Prayer Time Schedules
During Ramadan, afternoon tour slots are canceled, and morning tours run on an abbreviated timetable. On Fridays year-round, afternoon slots are adjusted around Friday Jumu'ah prayers.
Before you book
Locate the underground ticket booth. The official ticket booth is located underground beneath the main plaza near the museum entrance, not directly at the mosque entrance doors.
Arrive 30–45 minutes prior to departure. Security queues and group staging can take time during peak morning slots, especially when tour buses arrive.
Clarify guided tour inclusion with day drivers. If hiring a private driver or city tour, always verify whether their quote includes the 140 MAD official ticket or if it only stops for exterior photos outside.
Add the museum ticket for artisan context. For an additional 30 MAD at the box office, you can access the subterranean museum displaying original plaster casts, zellige carving models, and woodwork.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Hassan II Mosque tour cost?
The official guided tour costs 140 MAD for foreign adults, 70 MAD for Moroccan residents and international students, 30 MAD for children aged 6–12, and is free for children under 6.
Can non-Muslims visit the Hassan II Mosque without a tour?
No. Non-Muslims are strictly required to join an official guided tour to enter the prayer hall. However, walking around the outdoor courtyards and oceanfront esplanade is free 24/7.
Where do I buy tickets for the Hassan II Mosque?
Tickets can only be purchased in person at the underground ticket office located on the mosque plaza near the museum entrance.
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