The diagram illustrates details on the average number of guests in the UK visiting museums during the summer and winter of 2003.
Overall, the trend of visitors in winter fluctuated, while people entered in summer experiencing a higher number than that in winter.
In the summer, the number of people who came to the museum at 09.00 was 0, whereas the figure at between 10.00 and 11.00 significantly increased to above 1200 guests. At noon, approximately at 12.00 reached above 1400, a peak. However, the number constantly declined after 12.00 and dramatically fell to 0 at the end of day, at 18.00.
People were less attracted to visit museums during the winter. In the opening time at 09.00, it was the same that visitors were 0, but accounting for around 500 at 10.00. There was a period of volatility at between 10.00 and 12.00 recording between 400 and 500, while the figure highlights a decline to 0 at after 14.00. In addition, the number remained steady until closing time at 18.00.