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You are welcome to visit one of the most prominent monuments of Kuwait; The Grand Mosque of Kuwait to have a close look at the beauty and charm of Islamic architecture and Arabic calligraphy which are clearly manifested within such a breathtaking place. Our staff would be delighted to take you on a guided tour inside the mosque explaining the exquisite details of the mosque. The Grand Mosque is located in Kuwait City on the Arabian Gulf Street opposite to Al-Sief Palace.
Visit programme:
-Reception.
-A guided tour inside the main prayer hall & The Emir’s Hall
-Filling in a visit evaluation form.
Days/Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Email: tourguides79_kcc@hotmail.com (Please send an e-mail prior to your visit with the number of visitors)
Phone: 2241-8447\8 (Extensions 242/240/203)
TheGrandMosque.net
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