@KongoLandwalker That was fun! I better get back to my homework now, haha.

I also have a homework to do, but decided to continue tomorrow.

48.14010° N. 17.12485° E
The camera is looking east across the geodesic skylight of the Eurovea addition in Bratislava.

@jks can you prove with something like google streets? I do not actually want to visit every location, but I want to be convinced if you are right

@KongoLandwalker
Here is the original photo with the reflections removed, with green and purple indicators added:

Here are screenshots from two separate YouTube videos. Green is the building in the foreground of the original photo and purple is the base of Eurovea Tower.

@KongoLandwalker Also, red indicates the approximate location of the photographer. You can see the top of the staircase in the original photo.

@KongoLandwalker Google drone photo from above the then-unfinished Eurovea Tower:
https://www.google.com/maps/@48.139469,17.1274673,3a,44.8y,207.48h,26.83t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipNzUrAZz1rWMGDJl1DHDlkdI_GCdYezJbZC5c_6!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipNzUrAZz1rWMGDJl1DHDlkdI_GCdYezJbZC5c_6%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya148.48811-ro-0-fo100!7i4096!8i2048?entry=ttu

@jks how did you find that!?!

@Daniel_MC I removed most of the reflection of the colorful lights and then put it into Google's reverse image search. That got me to Eurovea and it was pretty easy from there.

Clearly more than one photo have been combined together, which location do you want?

@Daniel_MC i want enough information for me to be able to go to a place and conclude "yeah, i recognise it from the photo".

@Daniel_MC if you can extract any of the locations it would be sufficient