The line chart compares information on the number of visits to three museums in London from June to September 2013, expressed in thousands.
It is clearly seen that the British Museum attracted the most visitors throughout the period, with a noticeable peak in July. In contrast, both the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum saw a general decline until August before experiencing a slight recovery in September.
Looking at the data in more detail, we can see that the figure for the British Museum increased considerably to over 700 thousand, while the other two museums saw a minor decrease to under 400 thousand. Nevertheless, the British Museum underwent a significant drop to 500 thousand by August.
While the Natural History Museum underwent a slight decline, the Science Museum dropped slightly to 300 thousand by August. In the final month, all three lines experienced a modest rise, indicating a partial recovery.