Avenue Habib Bourguiba

it was lovely here when I came here the last summer

Bourguiba Avenue is the most famous commercial street in Tunisia. The entire street is full of various shops and restaurants. Many tourists and locals will sit in the coffee shop on the roadside and enjoy a cup of coffee or a cup of coffee. A very leisurely afternoon, this is the representative of the French life in Tunisia, you may wish to come and take a walk.

Bourguiba Avenue in Tunisia can be said to be the largest commercial street here, and it is also known as the Champs Elysees in Africa. There are large and small coffee shops or boutiques on both sides of the street. You can really enjoy a very comfortable afternoon when you have a cup of coffee and desserts.

Bourguiba Avenue is the most important commercial street in the capital of Tunisia. The whole street is very wide, and there are beautiful green pheasants on both sides. There are many famous buildings and churches in Tunisia on this avenue. It is the most worth visiting street in Tunisia. It is very recommended.

Ibn Khaldun, Arabic ابن خلدون‎, May 27, 1332 ~ March 19, 1406, is born in Tunisia and is a descendant of the Arab nobles of Seville. (Moved to North Africa after following the Arab army in Andalusia, Spain, in the eighth century) is a famous Arab Muslim scholar, historian, economist and sociologist in Tunisia in the fourteenth century, considered the father of demography, A medieval Arab wonder, and no one was academically comparable to Europe and China in the second half of the 14th century. He studied the Koran from his father, then learned the "Scripture", doctrine, language, poetry and philosophy at the local famous religious institutions. He was the last famous philosopher, historian, sociologist and religious scholar in the Middle Ages Maghreb. He began to enter politics in 1352. He wrote a masterpiece, "The Introduction to History" in 1378. He died in Cairo on March 19, 1406. His life has been rough, Bohai several times, and has a direct and important influence on his creative thought and philosophical thought formation. He has been through the sea of floating, while studying the writings, including history, philosophy, logic, teaching law, mathematics, chemistry, medicine and poetry, but most of them have not been passed on. Only the Outline of Arab, Foreigner, Berber History and the Notes of the Historical Classics, which are preserved, is seven volumes, divided into three parts. The book "Introduction to History" is a detailed historical material, which examines the changes of ancient and modern times, studies the principles of governing the disorders, discusses the history of the Arab countries and nations in the Middle East from the philosophical level, expounds the philosophy and historical view, and is considered as "the beginning of the human sociology" and "the beginning of the history of the Middle East". "the greatest work of the kind that human reason can produce."