The line graph gives the percentage of tourist`s visits for England art galleries,pavilions,piers and festivals in Brighton.

The line graph illustrates the per cent of visitors to tourist attractions(

Art

Gallery

, Pavilion, Pier and Festivals) in Brighton, England from 1980, through three decades.

Overall

, the maximum per cent of

visits

was seen in the Pavilion( a little under 50%) in 1995 which made it the most popular tourist spot in Brighton. In 2010, the least number of tourists visited the

Art

Gallery

( just below 10%). Ironically, the

Art

Gallery

received the second-highest number of visitors ( about 35%) over thirty years.

Furthermore

, the Pavilion from about 25% in 1980 steadily attained its peak in a decade and a half.

Although

a decline in

visits

was seen in the following years, it reached slightly above 30% in 2010. In comparison, visitors to the

Art

gallery

rose rapidly from marginally above 20% in 1980 to its highest in half a decade.

Subsequently

, a drop in

visits

was observed which was noted to be the least. The number of tourists celebrating the Festival from the original 30% experienced a smooth decrease in 15 years to about 25% and eventually had 30% in 2010.

Additionally

, the Pier from its initial 10% was paid

visits

by slightly over 20% of people in the third decade.