The supplied graph represents the proportion of tourists to England who went certain attractions in Brighton between 1980 and 2010.

The line graph presents the proportion of visitors, who saw attractions in Brighton, England. The data is relevant for the period of time between 1980 and 2010.

Overall

, there are four different attractions, the most visited place among them was the

Pavilion

, which almost one-third of people saw.

In contrast

, the Pier was the most uninteresting area among

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, but during the

last

five years, the Art Gallery has become much more unpopular, approximately only one-tenth of tourists went there.

Initially

, in 1980, the Festival attracted around one-third of all visitors, and it was the highest figure in that year,

while

Pavilion

, the

further

leader, made up 25%. The Festival remained almost steady

during

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30 years, and in 1985

Pavilion

overtook the Festival in the percentage of visitors. The most significant rise of

Pavilion

was from 1985 to 1995,

however

,

after

this

year it diminished dramatically to about 33%. In 1980, the Art Gallery was about 20%, but in the next year experienced dramatic growth to around 40%.

However

, during the next 25 years, fell to about 10%, the lowest figure ever. Meanwhile, Pier fluctuated and in 2005 overtook Art Gallery.