The Fakhreddine Mosque, a historic and serene landmark, is typically visited as part of an exploration of the charming village of Deir al-Qamar and the nearby Beït ed Dîne Palace. It is generally accessible, though guests should be prepared for some walking. Visits are typically solo and self-guided, but it's often included in guided tours of the Shouf region. The mosque is usually open year-round, but respect local prayer times, and spring or fall offer the most pleasant weather. Entry is free, but appropriate modest dress (covering shoulders and knees for all, and a headscarf for women) is required, and shoes must be removed before entering. A typical visit lasts about 15-30 minutes, offering a glimpse into its Ottoman-era architecture and historical significance, making it a peaceful stop on a cultural itinerary.