The graph shows the number of visitors to a variety of art galleries in 2011. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart provides information about the

number

of people who visited six different art galleries in 2011.

It is clear that

the vast majority of

visitors

chose the Louvre art gallery, which is located in France,

while

the National

Museum

of Korea, Museo Del Prado, and the State Hermitage, with roughly the same amount, attracted the least

number

of

visitors

. Regarding the Louvre in France, just below 9 million people went there, which means that it is the largest

number

among those in other countries. Next came the Metropolitan

Museum

in the United States, with about 6 million

visitors

, slightly more than the

visitors

to the British

Museum

, which is located in the United Kingdom.

Following

this

, half of the

number

of those who visited the British

Museum

went to the National

Museum

of Korea.

Similarly

, the

number

of

visitors

to Museo Del Prado and State Hermitage, located in Spain and Russia in turn, is about 3 million, indicating that they attracted the lowest

number

in that year. Interestingly, the attendants at the Louvre were approximately as high as the whole

number

of

visitors

in three art galleries located in Korea, Spain, and Russia.