Banjul is the capital city of The Gambia, a small West African country surrounded by Senegal and bordered by the Atlantic Ocean. Situated on St. Mary’s Island at the mouth of the Gambia River, Banjul is one of the smallest capital cities in Africa in terms of population and land area. Despite its size, Banjul holds political and historical significance, serving as the administrative and economic center of the country. The city features colonial-era architecture, vibrant markets like Albert Market, and important national institutions such as the State House and the National Museum, which showcases Gambia’s cultural and historical heritage. Banjul is also known for the nearby Arch 22, a prominent monument that offers panoramic views of the city. While much of Gambia’s tourism is focused on nearby beach resorts in areas like Serrekunda and Bakau, Banjul remains a key gateway to the country's cultural richness and coastal charm. Its laid-back atmosphere, coastal setting, and welcoming local culture make it a unique stop for visitors exploring West Africa.
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