The number of people that visited four museums in London during an interval of 5 months is illustrated in the given bar graph.
Overall, it is evident that most individuals went through a museum tour in august, during which the highest number of the chart was recorded for the British-museum which was notably the most crowded during the given time. On the other hand, the National-museum served the least number of people in throughout the whole time.
A closer inspection of the chart reveals that during June and July approximately 400,000 people or more paid a visit to each of the British museum, Science museum and history museum. Popularity of the museums of British and History peaked sharply in august with over 700,000 and just 600,000 gusts and later the British museum remained the most popular spot despite declining in numbers and culminating at under 500,000. Comparatively, the history museum received less than half its peak number guests by the end.
In regards of national and science museums, the Science museum’s figures fluctuated around 400,000 or more visitors in the first three months and reached its highest at august with 500,000 before dropping to its lowest record of 300,000. Finally, the number of monthly costumers of the national museum remained around 200,000 from June to December.