Temples & religious sites
Mubarak Mosque
Mubarak Mosque
The Mubarak Mosque is the first building in the Netherlands specifically designed and constructed as a mosque. Completed in 1955, it serves as a center for the local Muslim community and stands as a historical marker of the presence of Islam in the country. Travelers visit this site to observe its architecture and learn about the religious history of The Hague.
Getting There
The mosque is located within the city limits of The Hague. From the city centre, it is accessible via local public transport or a short taxi ride. Depending on the specific starting point and traffic, the journey typically takes between 10 and 20 minutes.
Visit Duration
Most visitors spend approximately 30 to 60 minutes at the site, depending on whether they are viewing the exterior or attending a permitted visit inside.
When to Visit
Visitors should be mindful of prayer times, as the mosque is an active place of worship. It is advisable to avoid visiting during peak prayer hours to ensure a respectful experience. The site does not typically experience the same level of tourist crowding as major city museums, but it remains a functioning religious space.
Nearby Attractions
The mosque is situated near several other points of interest, making it easy to combine with other activities:
- Hague Arts Circle (1.1km)
- Malieveld (1.2km)
- Panorama Mesdag (1.3km)
- Haagse Bos (1.3km)
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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