Once upstairs there were no guides to show how to get to the next elevator Also there was no information on what you were seeing.. buildings churches etc. Would have been nice to have that in order to know Lastly there was no mention that reservations were required for the restaurant. And the staff was a bit cold even when many tables were empty. The gift shop also lacked selection, could have many more items such as puzzles, books etc.

At the entrance it is not clearly indicated what the intention is with tickets that you have printed at home. This also applies to the access to the restaurant downstairs. It was also not clear that an extra ticket was needed to get to the highest point. The elevator from the fifth floor to the top lift turned out to be defective. Many visitors were not happy with the descent with the stairs.

Highly recommended the food in the restaurant upstairs is also great, just remember that to go all the way up you also need tickets from the euroscope (can also be bought on the spot with pin for 4 euros pp luckily) We are at 21:00 hour gone is also highly recommended because then you can also see everything “by night”