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The British Museum in London had its most Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors year ever in 2013. More than 6.7 million Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors passed through its doors. The Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors record of 5.9 million was set in 2008. Over a Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors more people visited the museum last year than in 2012. The biggest Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors were two big Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors. One was Life and Death in Pompeii, the other was Herculaneum. The Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors of the museum said he was very happy that so many people came. He told Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors that many things happened last year. Many Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors were loaned to the museum. He also said online access meant more people decided to visit. He added: "This is truly a dynamic collection that belongs to and is used by a Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors citizenship."

The British Museum has many exhibitions about human Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors and culture. It has about 13 million Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors from all over the world. Some countries want the museum to return some of them. Greece wants the Elgin Marbles back. They were Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors from the Parthenon in Athens. China wants the museum to return Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors things the British took from China in the 19th Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors, and Egypt wants the Rosetta Stone. The museum first opened to the Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors in 1759. Back then, only about 75 people a Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors visited it. They could look at 71,000 Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors, including 40,000 printed books, 7,000 manuscripts, and many Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors animals, birds and insects. There were also very old objects from Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Near East, the Farattractionscenturydaydirectorexhibitionsexhibitsglobalhistorymanymillionobjectsoriginallypreviouspublicreportersstuffedsuccessfulvisitors East, and North and South America.