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The image displays a line graph titled 'Number of Visitors to Five London Museums (2010-2020)', plotting visitors in millions against the year. The data points for each museum are as follows: British Museum (in millions): 2010-4.0, 2012-4.5, 2014-5.0, 2016-5.8, 2018-6.2, 2020-7.0. Tate Modern (in millions): 2010-2.0, 2012-2.3, 2014-2.8, 2016-3.2, 2018-3.7, 2020-4.0. Science Museum (in millions): 2010-5.0, 2012-4.6, 2014-4.2, 2016-3.8, 2018-3.4, 2020-2.9. Natural History Museum (in millions): 2010-3.0, 2012-3.1, 2014-3.1, 2016-3.0, 2018-3.0, 2020-3.0. Victoria & Albert Museum (in millions): 2010-2.0, 2012-2.0, 2014-2.1, 2016-2.0, 2018-2.0, 2020-2.0.
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The line graph compares the number of visitors to three museums in London between 2000 and 2020.
Overall, visitor numbers increased at all three museums over the period, despite some fluctuations. The British Museum experienced the greatest growth and became the most popular museum by 2020.
Firstly, the number of visitors to the Natural History Museum stood at 4 million in 2000 before rising to 5 million in 2005. However, this figure fell to 4 million in 2010 before increasing gradually to 6 million by 2020. Meanwhile, visitor numbers at the British Museum rose steadily from 3 million in 2000 to 5 million in 2010, reaching 7 million by the end of the period.
Regarding the Science Museum, visitor numbers stood at 2 million in 2000 before rising to 4 million in 2010. The figure then declined to approximately 3 million in 2015 before recovering to 5 million in 2020.
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