British Museum remains UK's most popular tourist attraction

London’s British Museum was still the UK’s most popular attraction in 2015, with more than 8.9 million visitors. London’s attractions has increased their visits a 1.6 per cent.

The National Gallery (5.9 million) and the Natural History Museum close the top 3 of the UK’s most popular attractions. (Both are in London)

But the most popular attraction outside London was the Library of Birmingham, with 1.8 million visits, and the Edinburgh Castle took the overall top in Scotland, with 1.8 million visitors, and it’s in the 18^th place in UK. The most popular in Northern Island was Giant’s Causeway, where it was filmed the series Game of Thrones, and the most popular in Wales was Penrhyn Castle.

The decreasing of the pound is making the UK a more affordable destination, and it could increase the number of visitors.

I suppose this isn't bad news for the UK people (I don't know, I’m not doing economy) because it mean that it has been an increasing of tourist and an increasing of money. I consider evident that the British Museum is the most popular attraction in the UK because it has the most exhibition of historical civilisations, for example, the Egyptians, with some mommies, and part of the Greek Parthenon.

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