The graph shows the number of visitors to four international museums between 1980 and 2015.

The line graph gives data on the

amount

Change the quantifier

number

show examples

of

people

per

million

visiting four museums from 1980 to 2015.

Overall

, the chart indicates that

while

both the Louvre and Vatican

Museum

exhibited an increment, there are notable variations to the extent, on the one hand, the visits to the London Science

Museum

showed a reverse pattern, and Shenzhen had quite a linear

amount

of

guests

. Looking specifically at the number of visits to the Louvre, which had the highest

amount

of attention. The

museum

began with a little below 8

million

people

, and rose slightly to around 9

million

in 1995, but

then

saw a slight dip to about 8.5

million

people

five years later, from

then

, the

museum

saw a gradual influx of

guests

, reaching a peak of approximately 9.2

million

by the end of the season.

Similarly

, the Vatican

Museum

received nearly 4.3

million

guests

initially

,

then

experienced a steady

amount

of

people

reaching its highest level of about 9

million

people

, coming in a close second to Louvre

guests

. Regarding the visitors of the London Science

Museum

and Shenzhen

Museum

, the London Science

Museum

started with exactly 4,000,000

people

this

figure plateaued for the first five years

then

depleted significantly accounting for half its initial

amount

, and becoming the least centre of attraction.

On the other hand

, Shenzhen was just under 4

million

in 1980,

this

was reduced by about 1

million

in 2000, when it rose back to its initial

amount

.