The terminal is large. It's just like at any airport, check-in, check-in, passport control, re-screening. There are a lot of people, the city is a tourist destination, so I advise you to arrive 3 hours before the flight. I did so, and I still had 40 minutes of free time left, the other 2 hours and 20 minutes were spent going through everything in queues. Wi-Fi terminals are located both in the check-in and departure halls. You can spend 1 hour on the Internet before the flight. Dutch fries are big, prices are all in euros, perfumes are not a big choice, but alcohol and cigarettes for every taste. In general, I liked the airport, all the signs were followed, duplicated in English. The food is expensive and the drinks are too, a salmon or ham sandwich is 14-18 euros. 0.3 liters of water can be carried into the plane and everything from 0.5 liters or more will be thrown away. Have a great flight, don't worry, everything will be fine.

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Елена

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A large modern terminal. It's spacious. There are many cafes, and there is a duty-free service on arrival, where alcohol prices are lower for some reason than in the duty-free service on departure... Passport control is a queue, in my opinion, there are not enough booths, and officers often simply leave for no apparent reason, and we urgently have to move to the next queue (we have been rebuilt 4 times). The toilets are not very clean, and there is no toilet paper. An interesting booth where you can take a photo after going through all passport, visa, baggage, etc. "procedures"

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