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Band 6+: The graph shows the number of visitors to four international between 1980 and 2015. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts visitor numbers (millions) for four museums from 1980 to 2015: initial visitor numbers for 1980 are Louvre 8 million, Vatican Museums 5 million, London Science Museum 4 million, Shenzhen Museum 2 million; by 1985, numbers are Louvre 8 million, Vatican Museums 5.5 million, London Science Museum 3.9 million, Shenzhen Museum 3 million; in 1990, Louvre has 8.5 million, Vatican Museums 6 million, London Science Museum 4.5 million, Shenzhen Museum 4 million; in 1995, Louvre has 7.5 million, Vatican Museums 6.5 million, London Science Museum 4.25 million, Shenzhen Museum 5 million; year 2000, Louvre is 6 million, Vatican Museums 7 million, London Science Museum 4.1 million, Shenzhen Museum 6 million; in 2005, Louvre shows 7.5 million, Vatican Museums 8 million, London Science Museum 3.8 million, Shenzhen Museum 6.2 million; by 2010, Louvre has 8 million, Vatican Museums 8.5 million, London Science Museum 4 million, Shenzhen Museum 6.5 million; and by 2015, Louvre reaches 9 million, Vatican Museums 9 million, London Science Museum 4.1 million, Shenzhen Museum 7.5 million.
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The line graph given highlights how many visitors took a trip to 4 different international museums around 1980 and 2015.

Overall, the museum named Louvre was the most common visiting place over time, while total quantity of visitors to Vatican museums rose as time passed, except for London science and Shenzhen museums.

The Vatican museums started the period with a footfall of approximately 5 million and this consistently moved up in volume year on year to reach a peak of around 9 million in 2015. The London science museum began the recorded period with a similar volume to The Vatican museums, but in contrast, its visitor count shrank every year, until it reached a low of about 2 million in 2015. Shenzhen museum had volume of visitors around 4 million and remained at its beginning level before this slightly declined in around 1980 and 2000. Frequency of visits to The Louvre recorded 8 million in 1980 and reached at its peak to nearly 10 million in 2015, despite seeing decline in 2000.

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