The provided bar chart demonstrates how many visitors came to 4 separate museums in London from June to December.
Overall, it is obvious that the number of guests in 4 museums peaked the highest point in August, excepted for the Science Museum. Furthermore, British Museum held the vast majority of visitors over the period, whereas that of the National Museum was the lowest.
According to the illusion, the British Museum started with the second-highest attendance (over 400,000), while that of the History Museum was just under a little bit and nearly similar. Not at all, both of them witnessed a sharp burgeon to over 700,000 and 600,000 respectively, before decreasing dramatically to about 450,000 and 350,000.
Regarding the remaining groups, the figure of sightseers in Science Museum started at around 450,000 and was the highest category, meanwhile that in National Museum was 2 times lower than Science Museum. Additionally, the National Museum saw its highest attendance in August (nearly 360,000), while the others museum peaked in September (around 500,000). After the golden age, it plummeted to nearly under 200,000 and the others was 1.5 times higher than that.