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Visitor Attraction Trends in England 2013
Posted on: 17 September 2014
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This latest annual report from Visit England found that in 2013 there was a 5% overall increase in visits to attractions across the UK compared to a 1% decline in 2012. Out of a surveyed 1,568 English visitor attractions throughout the UK in 2013, the report found that the Tower of London was the most visited attraction in the paid for category with 2.9 million visits, marking an increase of 18.4% since 2012, closely followed by St Pauls Cathedral with 2.1 million visits, and Westminster Abbey with 1.8 million visits. Out of the 20 most visited free attractions in England, the top three most visited were the British Museum (5.58 million), the National Gallery (5.2 million) and the Natural History Museum (5 million). The survey also found that museums and art galleries also saw an increase in visitor numbers with an increase by 4% in 2013.
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