The chart below shows the results of a survey of people who visited four types of tourist attraction in Britain in the year 1999. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart illustrates the proportion of

sightseers

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who attended four famous tourist spots in the United Kingdom in 1999.

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, the majority of

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preferred to visit

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parks

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,

while

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wildlife

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and zoos were the least favourable attractions for

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. The number of visitors who visited the museums and galleries was just slightly lesser than those at the

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parks

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, followed by the historic houses and monuments. Looking at the details,

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parks

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top the list with 38 per

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of visitors recorded mainly because it consists of five attractions. The Blackpool pleasure beach was the most popular spot in the

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park with 47 per

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of visitors visiting there, followed by the Alton Towers (17%) and the Pleasureland at Southport (16%). The Chessington World of Adventures and the Legoland at Windsor both attracted the same amount of

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, accounting for 10 per

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each. The wildlife

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and zoos were the least common places for travellers to visit, with only 9 per

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of the travellers recorded. The museums and galleries were the second most popular place to visit, with 37 per

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of the visitor visiting, followed by the historic houses and monuments (16%) being the third most popular attractions for the visitor.