The line graph below shows the percentage of tourists to England who visited four different attractions in Brighton. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart compares data about the proportion of tourists to England who visited 4 several places (Art gallery, Pavilion, Pier, and Festival) in Brighton between 1980 and 2010.

Overall

, the main famous attraction that people visited was the Pavilion, and the places which had the lowest number of visitors were the Pier and the Art gallery.

According to

the diagram, in 1980 the Festival was popular that had 30 per

cent

of viewers, but the line decreased, and in 1995 touched the lowest point at 25 per

cent

.

Finally

, increased to 27 per

cent

, and got second

level

. the second reason that people went to Brighton in 1950 was Pavillion was 23 per

cent

.

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line was not only rapidly changing but

also

going up, and the lines had

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in 1995

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45 per

cent

, so catches on the first

level

in 2010. As the graph shows in the illustration, the Art gallery had a third

level

, and in 1985 reached a peak of 35 per

cent

and had the first

level

.

However

, after that, the trend fell slightly and became the

last

place that people saw it with 8 per

cent

.

Nevertheless

, the Pier at the beginning had 10 per

cent

;

then

experienced moderate claims, and touched the third

level

by 23 per

cent

.