Band 6+: The line chart below shows the number of visitors (in thousands) to three different museums in a European city from 2010 to 2020. Your task: Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Years: 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2020 Museums: Art Museum, History Museum, Science Museum Number of visitors (thousands): as shown in the chart Note: You can describe trends, increases, decreases, and comparisons.

The provided line chart depicts the comparison between the difference in the number of people visiting in Science, Art and History Museum respectively in a European city over a decade. Number of visitors were delineated in thousands.

This chart clearly illustrates the unwillingness of the people to visit in History Museum as the time went forward, whereas the trend of vising in the other two museum had increased gradually over the decade.

In the year of 2010, number of people visiting in History Museum were the highest one, and it was about almost 90 thousands. Unfortunately, this ramped down gradually over the following years, and finally reached to only 40 thousands by 2020, which is the lowest numbers among these three cases in the year of 2020. In case of Art Museum, in 2010 even if the number was only about almost 50 thousands, it progressively climbed up to 80 thousands by the year 2020. Finally, the number of people visiting the Science Museum took the most significant rise over the years. In 2010, this number was below 40 thousands, which was the lowest one among the three Museums in that year. Eventually, it went up to 50 thousands by 2026. It didn’t stop there as it then soared up sharply to almost 90 thousands in 2020, this is the highest values shown in the chart. It indicates that people had become more influenced and interested in Science over the last ten years.