5/5 Ειρήνα �. 1 year ago on Google • 8 reviews
Amazing
architecture
and
variety,
all
in
one
building.
By
moving
though
its
different
floors
,
you
time
-
jump
back
in
the
different
milestone
periods
of
this
church.
On
the
first
floor
you
can
see
the
remains
of
Duke
Charles
and
how
he
helped
establish
the
city
of
Arnhem.
On
the
sixth
floor
you
can
have
a
daredevil
experience
by
walking
on
a
glass
Balcony
and
if
you
are
not
too
scared
to
pay
close
attention
to
the
surrounding
gargoyles,
you
will
see
something
peculiar
that
will
amaze
you.
On
the
seventh
floor
you
can
learn
about
the
architecture
competition
that
led
to
the
present
form
of
the
church.
Personally
I
routed
for
the
third
rejected
model
but
anyways.
On
the
first
floor
learn
about
the
WW2
phase
of
the
church
and
how
it
got
destroyed
ironically
by
burning
even
though
a
few
days
earlier
it
had
a
pioneer
for
its
days
fire
system
installed.
And
for
a
closure
that
will
make
an
impression
on
you
😉
go
to
the
catacombs
and
use
the
flashes
there
to
see
inside
the
cells.
There
you
will
learn
about
the
social
norm
in
burial
ceremonies
in
the
15th
century
and
see
skyscrapers
of
skeletons
🦴.
All
in
all
a
very
diverse
and
full
experience.
And
the
city
of
Arnhem
is
a
small
and
peaceful
jewellery
on
its
own.
When
you
step
outside
it's
lovely
station
grab
a
coffee
and
walk
its
alleys
to
reach
the
Eusebius
Church
.
Then
walk
to
the
airborne
bridge.
EA
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