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Practical4 min read·Published August 2026·Updated August 2026

Where to pray at Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) — 2026 guide

Transiting through Roissy? Paris-CDG has several prayer spaces across Terminals 1, 2E and 2F, with a Muslim area and wudu facilities. Here is where to find them.

Transiting through Roissy and looking for where to pray at CDG airport? Paris-Charles de Gaulle has several prayer spaces spread across Terminals 1, 2E and 2F, with a Muslim area and wudu facilities. Here is where to find them.

The essentials in 30 seconds

CDG has three multi-faith zones: a modern space in Terminal 1, plus spaces in Terminals 2E and 2F. Each includes a Muslim area, a chapel and a synagogue. Access is free.

Terminal 1 — the newest prayer space

Opened in 2023, the most recent one. Level 2, in the international departure zone (after security), near McDonald's and Paul. It brings together a mosque space, a synagogue and a chapel. Big plus: a wudu area with restrooms nearby.

Terminal 2E — in the transit zone

A prayer space is accessible in the transit zone, generally on the L-gates side, level 2. Convenient for long-haul flights from this terminal.

Terminal 2F — at arrivals level

A quiet room at arrivals level. Useful for praying before collecting your bags.

Practical tips

Check which side of security you are on. If you are short on time, a quiet corner near your gate is enough (traveler's prayer, shortened and combined). Keep a small wudu kit; use our qibla tool. See also our complete airports guide.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Muslim prayer room at CDG? Yes, several spaces (Terminals 1, 2E, 2F).
Can you do wudu? Yes, wudu corner in Terminal 1; otherwise the restrooms.
Is access free? Yes.

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