The bar chart illustrates and comparing visits to four London museums in June,

July, August, September and December.

Overall, British museums are the most visited of the year while few choose the
national museum as the most visited destination
As you can see from the chart, the numbers for June and July are almost similar.
Just over 400,000 people visited the History, British and Science museums.
However, the National Museum has about 200,000 visitors. In August, the British
Museum peaked at around 700,000 people, the highest figure of any other
museum. At the same time, historical and national museums are also taken into
account. In addition, the number of science museums increased by 100,000 in
September, while others declined. After one month, every museum expects fewer
visits to the British Museum than in other months. Both species had similar
numbers at the National Museum in July and December, with fewer than 200,000
people each.