The bar chart shows the number of visitors to six art galleries in 2011, measured in millions.
Overall, the Louvre in France was the most popular gallery, while the Museo del Prado in Spain and the State Hermitage in Russia had the lowest numbers of visitors.
In detail, the Louvre received about 9 million visitors, which was much higher than the other galleries. The Metropolitan Museum in the USA had around 6 million visitors. Similarly, the British Museum in the UK welcomed just under 6 million people.
The remaining three galleries attracted fewer visitors. The National Museum of Korea had approximately 3 million visitors. The Museo del Prado and the State Hermitage received slightly below 3 million visitors each, making them the least visited galleries on the chart.
In conclusion, the Louvre was clearly the most visited art gallery in 2011, whereas the Prado and the State Hermitage had the smallest visitor numbers.
