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A Senegalese amusement park, kind of run-down, like it is Pennywise's home. But if you get bored there is also the Casino Terrou-Bi and a small beach next door.
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A monument about looking to the future along the corniche, so more great views.
A plaza perched on a cliff overlooking the ocean with the Henry Bathily Museum of the Women and some eateries and exhibition space. Here you can really take in the sunset from the edge of Africa. Adjacent to the Sea Plaza shopping mall.
Built in 1964 by French and Moroccan architects. Due to the Moroccan influence, there are strong similarities with the Grand Mosque in Casablanca.
Senegalese Armed Forces Museum
Patriotic museum showcasing the history of Senegal and its military, including how Senegalese soldiers fought bravely under the French flag.
Le Parc National des Iles de la Madeleine
Island off Dakar tip with pristine ecosystem (particularly birds, bird nests) Stone Age tool discoveries, and place of ancient worship that is considered the smallest national park in the world. The boat trip can be a little intimidating, being in the open ocean on a canoe, but feels a world away from the hustle of Dakar, which you can take pictures of from the island.
Grand Théâtre National de Dakar
One of the largest theaters in West Africa, hosting major concerts.