10 Muslim-Friendly European Cities With Easy-to-Find Halal Food in 2025

Europe continues to shine as a diverse and inclusive destination for Muslim travellers, especially with its growing focus on cultural integration and accessibility. Events such as the expansion of the EU’s Digital Travel Portal, which now highlights halal-friendly destinations, and the recent UNESCO designations of several historic mosques across Europe underscore the region’s commitment to embracing its multicultural identity. For Muslim travellers seeking destinations that offer not only stunning sights but also ease of access to halal food and prayer facilities, Europe provides an abundance of options. From vibrant cities like Paris and Berlin to hidden gems like Malta, this guide introduces ten cities where Muslim travellers can feel at home while exploring the continent’s rich tapestry of history, culture, and gastronomy.

Malta

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Malta remains one of the most favoured Muslim-friendly destinations in Europe. While not widely recognised for this attribute, it offers a beautiful and welcoming environment. The island nation provides plenty of halal restaurants, historical sites, beaches, and luxurious resorts. Located in the Mediterranean Sea, Malta is an ideal destination for a summer vacation. In Valletta alone, visitors can find 11 halal restaurants, including:

• Millennium Kebab (110 Triq Ix-Xatt | Sliema SLM 1020, Sliema, Malta)

• Ali Baba (9 Ponsomby Street, Gzira, Malta)

Malta also houses the Islamic Centre of Paola (Triq Kordin, Paola, Malta), offering prayer facilities and a sense of community.

Vienna

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Vienna, the capital and largest city of Austria, provides a perfect blend of history and modernity. Key attractions include the Historic Centre of Vienna, the Opera House, Schönbrunn Palace, and the Kunsthistorisches Museum. Halal dining options in Vienna include:

• Restaurant Demi Tass (Prinz-Eugen-Straße 28, Vienna, Austria 1040)

• Kent Restaurant (Brunnengasse 67, Vienna, Austria 1160)

The city is home to eight mosques, with the Islamic Centre of Vienna (Am Bruckhaufen 3, Vienna, Austria 1210) being the largest and most prominent.

Also read: 25 Fantastic Things to Do in Vienna on Your First Trip

Budapest

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Budapest, the capital of Hungary, offers halal dining and stunning attractions such as the Chain Bridge, Buda Castle, and the Hungarian State Opera House. Recommended halal restaurants include:

• Szeraj (13 Szent István körút, Budapest, Hungary 1055)

• Mughal Shahi (Városmajor utca 57, Budapest, Hungary 1122)

The city contains nine mosques, including the Hungarian Islamic Community (Városmajor utca 57, Budapest, Hungary 1122), providing convenient prayer spaces.

Rome

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Rome, the capital of Italy, is renowned for its rich history and cultural landmarks. From ancient monuments to picturesque squares and fountains, the city offers much to explore. Halal dining options are abundant, with 24 restaurants available. Notable options include:

• Himalaya’s Kashmir (325 Via Principe Amedeo, Roma, Lazio 00185)

• Chicken Hut (465 Via Tuscolana, Roma, Lazio 00181)

The city features 30 mosques, with the Islamic Faith Center (via di San Vito, 12A, Rome, Lazio 00185) being a notable option.

Paris

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Paris, the cosmopolitan capital of France, is known for its vibrant cultural scene and extensive halal offerings. The city boasts over 100 halal restaurants and numerous mosques. Recommended dining locations include:

• Le Taj Mahal (78 Avenue Du 8 Mai 1945, Le Blanc Mesnil, Île-de-France 93150)

• Sahil (104-106, rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, Paris, Île-de-France 75010)

Mosque: Al Ihsan (2 Boulevard de la Résistance, Argenteuil, Ile-de-France 95100).

Amsterdam

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Amsterdam, the vibrant capital of the Netherlands, is celebrated for its canals, bicycles, and multicultural atmosphere. With 59 halal restaurants, the city accommodates Muslim travellers with ease. Popular dining spots include:

• Bazar Amsterdam (182 Albert Cuypstraat, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1073)

• Meram (219 Linnaeusstraat, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1093 EP)

Mosque : Djame Masdjied Taibah ( 125 Kraaiennest, Amsterdam-Zuidoost, North Holland 1104 CE)

Berlin

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Berlin, one of Europe’s largest cities, is home to a thriving Muslim community. With 138 halal restaurants and 46 mosques, the city offers exceptional accommodation for Muslim travellers. Recommended dining options include:

• Restaurant Hafis (47-49 Alt-Moabit, Berlin, Germany 10555)

• Adonis Imbiss (132 Torstraße, Berlin, Germany 10119)

Mosque: Masjid Al Falah Berlin (Perleberger Straße 61, Berlin, Germany 10559)

Also read: Visit Muslim-Friendly Berlin: Where to Eat, Explore and Stay!

Zurich

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Zurich, although not the cheapest city in Europe, provides an excellent destination for a weekend getaway. The city offers nearly 20 halal restaurants and several mosques. Recommended spots include:

• Curry Queen Take Away (663 Badenerstrasse, Zürich, Canton of Zurich 8048)

• Güven Restaurant & Market (Bahnstrasse 80, Regensdorf, Canton of Zurich 8105)

Mosque : Madni Masjid (147 Weinbergstrasse, Zurich, Canton of Zurich 8006)

Barcelona

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Barcelona may not be the capital of Spain, but it sure is its biggest and most multiculturally diverse city. It should come as no surprise that the halal restaurants and mosques are more than enough for a Muslim-friendly stay there.

• Kapadokya (6 Carrer Fusteria, Barcelona, Catalonia 08002)

• Lal Qila Barcelona (49 Carrer de Roger de Llúria, Barcelona, Catalunya 08009)

Mosque: Masjid Tarek Ibn Ziyad (Carrer de Sant Rafael, 10, Barcelona, Catalunya 08001)

Oslo

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When thinking of the next Muslim-friendly destination, the capital of Norway might not be the first place that comes to mind, but it is a great place for an awesome vacation as it uniquely combines nature and landmarks! Oslo is super friendly, and there are plenty of things to see and do. Plus, there is a Muslim community as well.

• Istanbul Kebab & Bakeri (8 Trondheimsveien, Oslo, Norway 0560)

• Saray Restaurant (10 Trondheimsveien, Oslo, Norway 0560)

Mosque: World Islamic Mission (Åkebergveien 28, Oslo, Norway 0650)

Also read: Budget Guide for Scandinavian Cities: Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki & Copenhagen

Europe’s rich diversity and inclusive spirit make it an ideal destination for Muslim travellers in 2025. Whether drawn to historic landmarks, vibrant cultural scenes, or delicious halal cuisine, these ten cities offer a welcoming experience for all. Travellers are encouraged to pack their bags and begin exploring. There’s a saying, that if there’s a Muslim, there’s always halal food and a mosque around. So fret not, let’s explore the world together with ease!