Mosque of Geneve

Symbol of Peace and Culture at Mosque of Geneve

The Mosque of Geneve, built in 1978, reflects the Islamic heritage in Switzerland and promotes interfaith dialogue. As the largest mosque in the country, it stands as a centerpiece for cultural exchange.

Founded by the Geneva Islamic Cultural Center, it showcases Persian architectural elements, distinct minarets, and a tranquil garden, serving not only as a place of worship but also as an important cultural hub.

Unique Highlights

• 🕌 Grand Dome: The mosque features a stunning Persian-style dome that rises above the city skyline.
• 🌿 Serene Gardens: The surrounding gardens offer a peaceful retreat for reflection and relaxation.
• 🕋 Educational Programs: Engages the community with cultural events, lectures, and exhibitions.

Visitors can access the mosque freely, making it a worthwhile destination for tourists, families, and those interested in learning about Islamic culture.