The Bardo Museum and Zeitoun Mosque are landmarks of this city, which was once the home of Zine El Abidine Bin Ali.
This city is separated from the sea by its namesake lake, which is in fact a lagoon with its mouth at La Goulette. A statue of Cardinal Lavigerie once stood symbolically at Bab el-Oued, the gateway to an old town whose Souk al-Birka was once among the world's most infamous slave markets; after 1956, that statue was replaced by one of Ibn Khaldun. The Bardo Museum and Zeitoun Mosque are landmarks of this city, which was once the home of Zine El Abidine Bin Ali. Carthage Airport serves, for 10 points, what capital city of Tunisia?
This city is separated from the sea by its namesake lake, which is in fact a lagoon with its mouth at La Goulette.
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