The bar chart show the number of visitors to three Londan Museums between 2007 and 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar graph illustrates the annual

number

of

visitors

to three London museums—

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Gallery,

British

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the British

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Museum

, and

Victoria

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the Victoria

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and Albert

Museum

—between 2007 and 2012. The figures are presented in millions.

Overall

,

it is clear that

the National Gallery attracted the highest

number

of

visitors

by

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in

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2012, reaching just over 15

million

people,

while

the lowest

number

of

visitors

was recorded at the

British

Museum

in 2008 and 2009, with around 6

million

visitors

. In detail, the National Gallery experienced a steady increase in

visitors

over the period. Starting at approximately 6

million

in 2007, the

number

of

visitors

gradually rose, with a particularly significant surge between 2011 and 2012, where it jumped by 5

million

to reach about 16

million

visitors

.

In contrast

, both the

British

Museum

and the Victoria and Albert

Museum

showed fluctuating visitor numbers. The

British

Museum

started at around 12

million

visitors

in 2007 but saw a sharp decline to 6

million

in 2008. The

number

remained stable until 2011

,

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when it spiked to 13

million

and

then

slightly increased to 14

million

in 2012. The Victoria and Albert

Museum

also

began with a strong attendance of around 14

million

visitors

in 2007, stayed stable in 2008, but

then

dropped to a low of 6

million

in 2010.

Afterward

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, it experienced a moderate recovery, reaching 10

million

visitors

by the end of the period.