The map below shows the plan of a museum in 1998 and after some changes were made in it in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The illustrated maps provide information about the differences in a

museum

between 1998 and a decade later. In general, there are several noticeable changes, replacements, and new amenities,

although

the old rooms still exist.

To begin

with, the

museum

in 1998 had three permanent exhibition rooms and six various zones,

such

as a garden,

cafe

, shop, ticket entrance and exit place, temporary exhibition area, WC and bags and cots cloakroom. In the middle of the

museum

, there was the hugest garden,

while

in the right corner beside the shop, bags and coats zones were the smallest room. Moving to the next map, the design slightly changed in 2008. All permanent exhibition rooms are set in a row and close to each other, whilst a decade ago, they were spread to the left and right of the

museum

.

In addition

, the bags and coats cloakroom has been relocated to the left corner and separated from the WC, but it remains beside the shop.

Besides

these changes, the

museum

enhances new areas, namely the restaurant, fountains, and

cafe

sitting points. The restaurant is beside the

cafe

,

whereas

the

cafe

sitting and fountains areas are in the garden.