Sfax, Tunisia
Tunisia
Sfax, Tunisia carries 86 connections with 3327 places across 17 topics, weighted toward history, sports, and military themes. Its overlap with Tunis and France reflects both colonial-era ties and North African political networks. The city's Kasbah served as a fortress, then municipal seat, then army barracks before becoming an architecture museum. Sfax hosted the 2004 African Cup of Nations and its stadium had been a venue since the 1965 edition of that tournament.
Aghlabid dynasty
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Kalâa Kebira, Tunisia | Mohamedia, Tunisia
Banque de Tunisie
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Paris, France | Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia
Workers' Party (Tunisia)
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: France | Tunisia | Kairouan, Tunisia
Bardo National Museum attack
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia | Beji, Indonesia
University of Sfax
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia | Gafsa, Tunisia
Hatem Trabelsi
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Manchester, England | Ukraine | Newcastle, Australia | Tunisia
Tarik El Taib
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Italy | Turkey | Argentina | Valencia, Spain | Libya
Mounir Laroussi
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Tennessee | Hampton, United States | Tunisia | Bordeaux, France
Tunisian cuisine
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: France | Rome, Italy | Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia | Mornag, Tunisia
2004 African Cup of Nations
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia | Sousse, Tunisia | Bizerte, Tunisia | Radès, Tunisia
Club Africain
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Qatar | Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia | Monastir, Tunisia
Imed Louati
Connects Sfax, Tunisia to: Turkey | Zhejiang | Sous | Hangzhou, Zhejiang | Vejle, Denmark