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Conversation 2M: Excuse me. I need to find out where the city center is.W: Ah well, let me see... you turn left and then go straight on.M: Ah left, thank you. Err... I wonder if you could tell me whether there’ s a museum somewhere in the city.W: Well, it’s further down the city center. You go across the bridge and it’ s on the other side of the river.M: I see. Could you tell me a bit more about itW: I’m not really sure. I’ ve never been there myself. I think it’ s quite interesting.M: Worth visiting, you thinkW: Well, it’ s one of the tourist attractions of the city.M: I see. Thank you very much. What does the woman say about the Museum（）
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