The line graph illustrates theaverage number of visitors in millions, who has visited four international museums from 1980 to 2015.
Overall, although thenumbers of the Louvre and the Vatican museums increased, the figure for London Science museum almost halved throughout the period. Additionally, the number of visitors for Shenzhen museum remained relatively stable.
In 1980, Louvre attracted the highest amount of visitors, with approximately 8 million, followed by the number of visitors in Vatican museums, with nearly 5 million. In contrast, Shenzhen museum andthe Science museum of London were the least prefered places by visitors, each attracted 3.9 and 4 million, respectively.
Over the next decade, both Louvre and Vatican museums visitor numbers countinued to rise , with about 9 million for Louvre meseum, remaining the most visited, and just below 6 million for Vatican museums. Conversaly, the figure of visitors for London Science museum stayed unchange before experiencing a fall to 3 million, whereas Shenzen number of visitors countinued to its gradual decrease, reaching 3 million.
In the final year, both Louvre and Vatican museums attracted the highest number of visitors, reaching their peak at approximately 9.8 and 9.7 million, respectively. Meanwhile, although the number of visitors of Shenzen turned up to 4 million once again, London Science museum attracted only 2 million visitors.