This bar chart shows the yearly visitors of National Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum, British Gallery over 2007 to 2012. Generally speaking, the peak of visitor was at 2012, reaching at 40 million peoples. In contrast, the fewest number of visitors was at 2009 and 2010, both of which accounted for around 23 million.
It was immediately apparent that the most popular museum from 2007 until 2009 was Victoria and Albert Museum. However, the visitors were decreased significantly from 2008 and reached its lowest point at 2010. After that, it gradually rose by around 4 million visitors within 2 years. The most notable development of visitor was at National Gallery which had a rise of 10 million visitors for over 6 years period to 16 million visitors, which had became the most visited museum at 2012. In stark contrast, British Museum had an upward trend of visitors after 2009, while on 2007 dropped significantly by around 50%, and remained steady on the bottom line for the next 2 years.
It was immediately apparent that the most popular museum from 2007 until 2009 was Victoria and Albert Museum. However, the visitors were decreased significantly from 2008 and reached its lowest point at 2010. After that, it gradually rose by around 4 million visitors within 2 years. The most notable development of visitor was at National Gallery which had a rise of 10 million visitors for over 6 years period to 16 million visitors, which had became the most visited museum at 2012. In stark contrast, British Museum had an upward trend of visitors after 2009, while on 2007 dropped significantly by around 50%, and remained steady on the bottom line for the next 2 years.
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