No, other religions are not allowed in the city of Mecca.
Mecca, along with Medina, is considered one of the holiest cities in Islam. Due to its religious significance and historical context, Saudi Arabian law prohibits non-Muslims from entering Mecca. This restriction is rooted in Islamic tradition and is intended to maintain the sanctity of the city.
The restriction is actively enforced, and attempts by non-Muslims to enter Mecca can result in penalties. The reasons for this policy are tied to the core beliefs of Islam regarding the purity and reverence that must be maintained within the holy cities.
