The bar chart compares the visitor numbers for four museums in London – History Museum, British Museum, National Museum, and Science Museum – between June and October.
Overall, the British Museum was the most popular attraction for most of the period, while the National Museum consistently had the lowest number of visitors. Additionally, visitor numbers for most museums peaked in August.
In June, the Science Museum led with about 460,000 visitors, closely followed by the British Museum at roughly 440,000, and the History Museum at around 420,000. The National Museum had the fewest visitors, standing at just over 200,000. Visitor figures stayed relatively stable in July, except for a slight dip at the National Museum.
In August, all four museums saw a sharp increase in visitor numbers. The British Museum reached a peak of over 700,000 visitors, and the History Museum hit a high of approximately 600,000. After August, visitor numbers for all locations dropped steadily through September and reached their lowest point in October, where the British Museum recorded about 450,000 visitors and the History Museum fell to roughly 250,000.