Grand Mosquée de Conakry

Grand Mosquée de Conakry is the world's fourth biggest mosque. Separate seating is provided for men and women in the mosque. Every year, a large number of other individuals visit the mosque. In such situation, there is sufficient space in the mosque for more worshippers to enter and pray to God. One aspect of the mosque that is lacking is adequate maintenance, as it represents a cultural treasure of the area.

The Grand Mosquée de Conakry is a mosque in Conakry, Guinea, east of the Conakry Botanical Garden and next to the Donka Hospital.

The mosque was built by Ahmed Sékou Touré with sponsorship from Saudi Arabia's King Fahd. It first opened its doors in 1982. It is Africa's fourth biggest mosque and the largest mosque in Sub-Saharan Africa. The mosque includes 2,500 female seats on the top level and 10,000 male seats on the lower level. The mosque's vast esplanade can seat an extra 12,500 attendees.

• Location: Conakry, Guinea
• Timing: open all day
• Famous for: The tombs of national heroes Samori Ture, Sékou Touré, and Alfa Yaya may be found in the Camayanne Mausoleum
• Entry Fee: Free
• Best Time To Visit: September to December.