Which of these airports is the most interesting for a pilot? [closed]

Recently, I won a flight in a very realistic flight simulator. I'll get some instructions and then I can make a city trip with a Boeing in a professional flight simulator. It is possible to choose between the following airports where I can land:

Graz
Klagenfurt
Linz
Wien
Split
Nizza
Paris
Berlin
Köln
Düsseldorf
Hannover
Hamburg
Rimini
Rome
Amsterdam

Are any of these airports more interesting than the others? By mentioning more interesting, I'm talking about the following criteria:

Do any of these airports a very special landing? For example because the airstrip is very short, or in an unusual location?
Do any of these airports offer a beautiful view of the city while on the approach for landing?

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Best Answer

Graz, Klagenfurt, and Linz are mountainous terrain, making them challenging for the pilot.
The others of course can have their challenges depending on weather conditions (Amsterdam for example suffered from a severe storm all day yesterday, and dense fog for several days last week, canceling an delaying many flights when the runways dipped below even CATIII operating minimums at times).
If you can set both departure and arrival, I'd depart from the coast to enjoy the view when climbing out on autopilot and later to have a challenging arrival procedure while trying to weave your way past peaks on your descent.

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