What makes it 38% Baby-Friendly: Stroller ramps and seats exist, yet no listed changing tables or nursing room; parents must improvise diaper changes and keep baby quiet during prayers, so comfort is limited.
Note: Great Mosque of Lyon is 38% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Lyon for a more suitable experience.
Why 2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Enough time to tour the mosque and rest with your baby at a relaxed pace.
Architectural courtyard stroll:
Walk through the glass-topped courtyard and see the central fountain and 230 columns.
Tip: Use a baby carrier to move easily around the columns and take stroller breaks on benches.
IFCM art exhibitions:
Browse Islamic calligraphy and geometric art at the Institut Français de Civilisation Musulmane.
Tip: Visit Wed–Sun morning for quieter galleries and space to soothe your baby.
Quiet rest in library and foyer:
Relax on benches in the library or foyer to feed or calm your baby.
Tip: Head there after morning prayers to avoid crowds and noise.

Mohamed F. Sheha
Very well maintained, spacious mosque for daily prayers 🙏🏼🤲🏼 Excellent community supporting new muslims with moderate Imams who are considerate for their community needs!
Noorzidah M N
Very big, spacious and quiet mosque. There's school besides the mosque. Ablution area is together with the toilet. Carpet is very nicely displayed. There's carpark next to mosque but the gate was closed so we have to park other area. This is the largest mosque in Lyon. It is situated out of town.
Şevval Erman
I was there today. It is a really huge and gorgeous mosque. Even the doors were locked, the woman and a man, I guess they were the responsible people- talked and opened the doors. I wanted to take photos inside. Women place is mostly locked because of COVID. But I guess they open it when the prayer times come. Everything was great till I went to women's place. After going there, I wanted to charge...
Shazad Mohammed
Very nice, cozy mosque. It was my first time there. Was looking for a mosque for Jummah prayer. Here only for a few days from Toronto. Don't speak Arabic or French, so I didn't understand the khutbah.
Dyah Pitaloka
Peaceful and serene mosque in a secluded area of Lyon. Inside the mosque are all clean and huge. The man on duty when we came was very friendly. He showed us where to put shoes, where to do ablution etc. Recommended to be visited by all Muslim tourists.
Visit in spring or autumn for mild weather. In summer, heat can build under the glass roof—aim for early morning or late afternoon visits. During winter, the heated prayer hall offers a warm refuge.
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