Getting Around · Dubai · By Mayura Rajapaksha
How to Get to Jumeirah Mosque by Metro or Bus (2026)
Reach Jumeirah Mosque by Metro plus bus or taxi, with current public-visit times, admission, dress guidance and route planning.
Jumeirah Mosque has no Metro station within a comfortable walk. The practical public-transport route is Metro plus bus or taxi. For the official non-Muslim guided visit, arrive 30 minutes before the 10:00 am or 2:00 pm session, Saturday to Thursday.
| Option | Route | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Metro + bus | Red Line to World Trade Centre or max, then a Jumeirah-bound bus | Lower-cost travel |
| Metro + taxi | Red Line to World Trade Centre, then taxi | Simple connection |
| Bus | Routes serving Jumeirah Road, subject to live schedule | Travellers already near the coast |
| Taxi | Direct to Jumeirah Mosque Majlis | Families and timed tours |
Official visitor programme
The official Jumeirah Mosque website lists:
- Guided visits at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm
- Visits Saturday to Thursday
- Closed Friday for public guided visits
- Registration 30 minutes before the session
- Admission AED 55 per person, including light Emirati refreshments and Majlis activities
- No advance booking required for regular public visits
Programme times and prices can change, especially around Ramadan or public holidays. Check the official page before travelling.
Metro plus bus
Take the Red Line to World Trade Centre (R22) or max (R21), then use S'hail to select the best current bus towards Jumeirah Road. Routes historically serving the area include 8, 9, C10 and X28, but stop patterns change.
Leave at the stop shown closest to Jumeirah Mosque or Palm Strip Mall and follow the pedestrian route. Use a taxi for the last section if the weather is hot or the tour time is close.
Metro plus taxi
World Trade Centre is a practical taxi-transfer point. Show the driver Jumeirah Mosque, Jumeirah 1 and, for a guided visit, ask for the visitor Majlis entrance.
Do not confuse it with other Jumeirah-area mosques.
From common areas
Dubai Mall or Downtown
Take the Red Line towards Centrepoint to World Trade Centre, then bus or taxi.
Dubai Marina or JLT
Take the Red Line towards Centrepoint and transfer at World Trade Centre or max.
Deira
Use the Red Line from Union or a suitable Jumeirah-bound bus. A taxi can be quicker when traffic is light.
Dress code and etiquette
Wear modest, loose clothing covering shoulders and knees. Women may be asked to cover their hair; confirm current guidance on the official dress-code page. Remove shoes when directed and avoid interrupting worshippers.
Photography is generally part of the cultural visit, but follow the guide's instructions and ask before photographing people.
Nol fares
Silver nol fares are AED 3 within one zone, AED 5 across two adjacent zones and AED 7.50 across more than two zones. The mosque admission is separate.
Frequently asked questions
What is the nearest Metro station?
World Trade Centre is a practical transfer station, but it is not a comfortable walk to the mosque.
Which buses stop nearby?
Routes including 8, 9, C10 and X28 have served Jumeirah Road. Check S'hail for the current route and stop.
Can non-Muslims visit?
Yes, through the official guided cultural programme.
Is Jumeirah Mosque open on Friday?
The regular public guided visits are closed on Friday. Worship arrangements are separate.
Do I need to book?
The official site says no advance booking is required for regular public visits; arrive 30 minutes early.
For nearby travel, see Sunset Beach by Metro or bus and Dubai Frame by Metro or bus.
Routes, visit times and admission checked 21 October 2026. Confirm on the official website and S'hail before travel.