visits
n. countablen. an act of going to see a person or a place for a short time. You use this when you go to a friend's house or travel to a museum.
n. an instance of going to see a person or place for a specific purpose, such as socialising, inspection, or tourism. Often used in professional contexts to describe official appointments or medical consultations.
The museum gets many visits from tourists every day.
The doctor scheduled three home visits for the afternoon to check on patients who could not travel.
Frequent visits to the historical archives allowed the researcher to piece together a narrative that had been lost to the public for decades.
Often takes the preposition 'to' when specifying the destination.
my visit at Londonmy visit to LondonWhen 'visit' is a noun, it is followed by 'to' rather than 'at' or 'in' to indicate the destination.