The line graph below gives information about the number of visitors to three London museums between June and September 2013

The graph highlights data about the proportion of visitors to three London museums in a period of four months.

Overall, what stands out from the figure were sharp upward trends of british museum while the science museum suffers a drastic decline from june to August. Another interesting key is that the british museum had kept the highest number of visitors throughout the years, in the meantime, the science museum humbled its last place.

Looking at details, as regards the british museum, the tourist count started at 600 in june, afterward went up remarkably to just under 750 in July. Following that, there was a significant decrease of roughly 250 visitors, but the scale then recovered in the next month then finally reached 650 as a result.

By contrast, the estimated number of guests in the science museum encountered a steady drop from 400 to 300 in the first three months, eventually reclaimed its visitors in the last month. The similar pattern is applied for the Natural History museum.