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Band 6+: The line graph below shows the percentage of tourists to Scotland who visited four different attractions in Edinburgh. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a line graph illustrating tourist percentages visiting four Edinburgh attractions from 1980 to 2010. For the Aquarium: 1980: 20%, 1985: 25%, 1990: 35%, 1995: 40%, 2000: 30%, 2005: 22%, 2010: 20%. For the Castle: 1980: 24%, 1985: 33%, 1990: 38%, 1995 peak: 45%, 2000: 35%, 2005: 38%, 2010: 34%. For the Zoo: 1980: 28%, 1985: 20%, 1990: 15%, 1995: 10%, 2000: 10%, 2005: 12%, 2010: 10%. For the Festival: 1980: 30%, 1985: 27%, 1990: 30%, 1995: 27%, 2000: 25%, 2005: 22%, 2010: 22%.
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The line graph shows the percentage of tourists who visited four attractions in Endinbrurgh, Scotland, between 1980 and 2010.

In general, the castle was the most visited attraction during most of this thime, while the aquarium became less popular over the years. Meanwhile, the festival remained relatively steady, and the zoo saw some ups and downs before increasing toward the end.

In 1980, about 30% of tourists went to the castle, compared to roughly 20% for both the festival and aquarium, and only 10% for the zoo. The castle saw a rise, peaking at about 45% in 1995, before gradually falling to around 30% by 2010.

The aquarium followed the oppasite trend after rising to about 35% in 1985, it steadily declined to just under 10% by 2010, making in the least popular. The festivale percentage stayed fairly constant at about 25%, and

the zoo dropped slightly in the 1990s but increased sharply, reasching about 20% by 2010.

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