Tunisian coastal city of Sfax on the Gulf of Gabes. Is the center of the city of Sfax and Sfax. Geographically located at latitude 34.42 north and longitude 10.51 east. Is the second largest city after Tunis the Tunisian capital and away from 270 km to the south-east. A population of about 340.000 inhabitants (2005). (900,000 population of the entire state of Sfax in 2007, according to estimates by the National Institute of Statistics), and there is an international airport called Airport Sfax International, is also the city of Sfax Asmaaljnob Tunisia, where it's second city after the capital and the second pole commercial and the second pole Technology and the third industrial city after Nabeul, Monastir according to the latest reports and statistics.
Named after the city of Sfax, relative to the commander of the Amazigh Syphax, or Sofx Syphax Sfax, or as is the current name of the city of Tunisia, is the champion of Berber mythology, as was also associated with Greek beliefs.
Highlights Sofx through Berber mythology son of the goddess Ottengjis Tenga. The latter was at first the wife of the legendary hero Antallos or curse till or anti Tamazight, the Amazigh ensure the protection of land, not only to defeat the deception as the poet tells Bindas commenting on the defeat by the curse till the Greek hero Hercules
After the elimination curse till Tenga remained without a husband, and thus associated with Behrql or Hriqls and dealt and traded with him. As a result, the correlation gave birth to a son named Tenga Besuvaks, so that later became a hero of the Amazigh defend their land after the curse till he died. It also considered the father who Anhdhir him many of the kings of the Amazigh. The legend tells that Tunjah Sofx had built the city of Tunja (Tangier), and he called that name in relation to his mother Tinja.
Considered himself the son of Diodorus Sofx, and managed to subdue several African tribes, backed by an army composed of Grecian Alawlbeyen and soldiers of the city who have their place Maysana grandfather Hercules
By Author Greek Plutarch, who wrote about these stories, these mythological legends were woven for maximizing and increasing the amount Alnomide Berber King Juba first who considered himself the son of Diodorus and the grandson of Sofx
Founded in 849 AD on the ruins of two old villages Romagntin (Taparura and mud). By the tenth century became Sfax city-state. Entered in King Roger of Sicily, when occupied in 1148 AD and remained occupied until liberated by local forces in 1156 AD. Occupied by the Spaniards for a short period in the sixteenth century. Then I tried the gun its occupation in 1785 AD But in this attempt failed. In 1804 entered into with the Barbary States in a war with the United States. Occupied France in the first half of the 20th century. In World War II has taken the Axis powers of Sfax, a major base until Britain defeated forces. After World War II returned to Tunisia to the French colonization of independence in 1956.
The old city is surrounded by a high wall and has a well-known are the doors of an old mountain door and the door of the SAI and the door of the Casbah and the west door, a city activist and a trade with a lot of traditional crafts. Construction progressing rapidly in Sfax outside the walls of the old city and getting especially to the west. Areas of the city of Sfax: Sakra and the house of Shaker Qurmdh, Al Ain and ovens, and Sidi Mansour Tenyor and oil legs and legs Waldeyer and inspired leader Mohammed Nur and Alawabd
Sfax radiographic features planned by half circular at the center where we find the ancient city, including the branching folds fifteen famous in the form of rays is in order from north to south
Sfax radiographic features planned by half circular at the center where we find the ancient city, including the branching folds fifteen famous in the form of rays is in order from north to south
Sidi Mansour, Hbana, Alstunaih, coral Mahdia, coral Tunisia, Tenyor, Commander Mohammed (then Bouziane), Qurmdh, furnaces, Al Ain, the home of Shaker (or pagan gift), Airport Road (or pagan hands), Sakra, Maharzh pagan plug.
The folds of Sfax for the most part residential with some industrial clusters Kmasr olive Baqrmdh. While the spread of tourist facilities, hotels and restaurants in the city center and the two parties coastal (Sidi Mansour, Alchwer)
The center of the city of Sfax is the second largest city in the center of the Republic, where is divided into three main neighborhoods:
1. European city known as the door of a sea of the eastern side which is characterized by buildings, French, Italian, Greek, German, ancient crumbling under the name of Sfax in one of the periods Paris Tunisia also has some of the towers built recently and the most important streets Street President Bourguiba, the main street of Sfax Avenue Hedi Chaker adjacent to the Place Bab Diwan great a sentences and undisputed street to street and Blhuan Farhah Hached Street January 18 Road and Algeria and army Street and Route 15 August.
2. Ancient city in the middle.
3. The new city or Sfax new or as known in the Sfax Nasiriyah or Sfax 2000 is neighborhoodcommercial residential modern is characterized by a lack of housing horizontal and the large number of towers One of the main streets of Shuhada Street and Route seventh of November,the Great and St. Pacific Soussi Street and glorious Bulelh which is the longest street and thebeautiful and the street vacated, or Street Bizerte, a highway linking the city's old town new ..
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