Arch 22, a tall white archway supported by eight massive fluted columns, stands as a significant landmark in Banjul, Gambia. Constructed to commemorate the 1994 military coup, it is so iconic that it even appears on the 100-dalasi note. Inside, visitors can explore a small museum and relax at a café. However, the primary draw for most travelers is the opportunity to enjoy sweeping views from its elevated vantage point.
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