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the Louvre | Florence | London | New York | Paris

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by American Way Staff

WATCH WHERE YOU’RE GOING!
Sure, you can make the well-worn trek to the Mona Lisa in the Louvre with your eyes closed. But try finding the Venus de Milo in there. Better consult the MUSEUM FLEXIMAP ($10). The new laminated series includes layouts of top exhibit spots in Chi­cago, D.C., Florence, London, New York, and Paris. (800) 432-6277, www.americanmap.com

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