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  • About Wired2theworld
  • Destinations
    • Africa
    • Asia
    • Central America
    • Europe
    • South America
    • United States
    • Around The World 1998-99
  • First Timer’s Guides
  • Packing
    • How To Pack Carry-On Only For Any Length Trip
    • How to Pack Tech and Toiletries
    • Egypt; a Packing Guide and Tips for Female Travelers
  • Travel Tips
    • Travel Tip: How to Avoid ATMs with Predatory Fees
    • Golden Rules of Travel With Friends
    • Travel Tips
  • Nissim de Camondo Museum in Paris

    Nissim de Camondo House Museum in Paris

    Visiting the beautiful house museum of the Nissim de Camondo in Paris.

  • Visiting the Louvre and d’Orsay Museums

    The Musee de Louvre and the d’Orsay are two of the most popular museums in Paris and if you’ve never been, you’ll want to put them high on your list. Even if you’ve been, you might want to re-visit like…

  • Making the Most of the Paris Museum Pass

    Costs and Benefits of the Paris Museum Pass.

  • Rome Italy- 4 Churches Called Santa Maria and a Museum Called MAXXI

    There are over 900 churches in Rome and while we were there we probably visited ten. Of those, four were named after Santa Maria. There are many others with that name so it certainly can get confusing. We like to visit…

  • A First Timer’s Guide to Planning a Trip to Paris

    Tips for planning a trip to Paris; transportation, museum passes, dining, markets and more.

  • London in Winter; British Museum, Tate Modern and Borough Market

    Why would we go to London in winter? It certainly wasn’t for the weather which was at best, chilly. We went to London to spend Christmas with David’s family. While that was lovely, in terms of sightseeing, the week around…

  • San Francisco 2010-Ferry Building Farmer’s Market, MOMA, First Crush

    Fresh Produce at the Ferry Building Farmer’s Market   Saturday, September 4th, 2010 The Ferry Building Farmer’s Market is one of my favorite places in San Francisco. Saturday morning we opted for coffee and pastries in the hotel’s lobby and…

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  • 5 Fun Things to Do In Siem Reap
    Yes, you’re going to Siem Reap to see the temples of Angkor. But take it from someone who has been visiting for over 20 years, there’s more to Siem Reap than temples. On this trip, we experienced great food and shopping, saw hero rats who save lives by sniffing out land mines, walked with elephants living their best lives […]
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