The line graph illustrates the proportion of tourists who visited Brighton famous attractions in England from 1980 to 2010

The graph provides information about the percentage of tourists to England who visited four different attractions in Brighton—art

gallery

,

pavilion

,

pier

, and festival—from 1980 to 2010.There are two main trends

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fluctuating

popularity

and steady change. As regards the

pavilion

, its

popularity

rose sharply over the first 15 years from 1985 to 2000, reaching a peak of 50% in 1995.

However

, its appeal

then

declined steadily, falling to 30% by the end of the

period

.

By contrast

, the

pier

, which started with only 10% of tourists in 1980, experienced a rise over the years. Its

popularity

doubled, finishing at about 22% in 2010. Meanwhile, the art

gallery

peaked in 1985 with nearly 40% of visitors but declined significantly

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, ending with only 10% by 2010. The

pavilion

was the most popular attraction for much of the

period

, peaking at 50% in 1995.

However

,

after

this

point, its

popularity

declined steadily to around 30% by 2010.

In contrast

, the art

gallery

had an early peak at nearly 40% in 1985, but its visitor numbers dropped sharply, reaching only 10% by 2010.The

pier

, which had the lowest percentage of visitors in 1980 about 10%, showed consistent growth throughout the years. It nearly doubled in

popularity

, finishing at approximately 22% in 2010. Meanwhile, the festival remained relatively stable over the entire

period

, fluctuating slightly around 25% without any major peaks or declines.

Thus

, the

Pavilion

showed both sharp growth and decline, the

Pier

increased steadily, the Art

Gallery

experienced a dramatic fall, and the Festival maintained a steady trend throughout the

period