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The image shows a bar chart detailing annual visitors (in millions) to London museums from 2007 to 2012. In 2012, National Gallery had approx. 15, Victoria and Albert Museum 13, and British Museum 12 million visitors. In 2011, National Gallery 12, Victoria and Albert Museum 13, and British Museum 10 million visitors. In 2010, National Gallery nearly 8, Victoria and Albert Museum 12, and British Museum 14 million visitors. In 2009, National Gallery 6, Victoria and Albert Museum 9, and British Museum 12 million visitors. In 2008, National Gallery nearly 7, Victoria and Albert Museum 6, and British Museum 9 million visitors. In 2007, National Gallery 6, Victoria and Albert Museum 13, and British Museum 6 million visitors.
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The bar line provides data on the number of guests to three British Museums from 2007 to 2012. The figures are given in millions.
Overall, there was a slight increase in the number of museum tourists over the 5- year period. The most dramatic change was seen in the figures for Victoria and Albert Museum visitors, a rise of around 10 million.
In 2007, around 6 million guests visited to National Gallery. Annual visitors who visited to British Museum were roughly 12 million. The number of Victoria and Albert Museum visitors was approximately 14 million.
Between 2007 and 2010, the number of Victoria and Albert Museum visitors fell considerably to around 6 million. Similarly, British museum visitors saw a significant decrease nearly 7 million in the same year. In 2012, British Museum visitors reached a peak at 14 milllion. By 2012, the number of National Gallery visitors had risen to around 16 million.
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