The given line graph illustrates how many people visited three different museums in London from June to September in 2013. Overall, all the mentioned museums witnessed an upward trend in the number of visitors over the period shown. Notably, the British Museum was by far the most visited museum in London.
In June, approximately 600 thousand people visited the British museum, which was higher than the number of visitors to the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum, at about 550 thousand and 400 thousand people, respectively. In the following month, the number of visitors to the British museum soared to a peak of nearly 750 thousand people while the figures for other two museums dropped to same point, at around 450 thousand people.
From July onwards, there was a dramatic fall of 250 thousand people in the number of visitors to the British Museum, followed by a recovery to 650 thousand people at the end of the period. Similarly, the figure for the Science museum hit the lowest point at around 300 thousand people before rising to 450 thousand people in September. Meanwhile, that of the Natural History museum remained stable at above 350 until August, then climbed by nearly 100 thousand people.