So, just speaking about the three models you started this thread about...
If you don't think you need subwoofer equalization (meaning: you've managed to find subwoofer placement in your room that sounds tight and well integrated), I'd probably go with the Yamaha. It holds an edge in the power category.
If you do think think your subwoofer needs some help in the EQ department, then I'd go with the Denon 6500H. It offers slightly less native power than the Yamaha... BUT gives you access to Audyssey which will do a much better job helping your subwoofer to sound clean and tight. The Audyssey app (which costs about $30) also gives you ability to set a frequency range for correction (so you can tell Audyssey to only analyze and correct for frequencies below 500Hz). The 6500H also gives you access to Auro 2D processing, which (in my opinion) is significantly better than stereo upmixing solutions offered by Dolby and DTS. Of course, like the Yamaha, the 6500H also offers Dolby and DTS upmixing... but the Yamaha doesn't have Auro onboard. And, since you're in Europe, you have way better access to Auro 3D content (if you ever decide to go that route).
Additionally, Denon comes with the free wireless HEOS app, which I've used extensively with the Marantz 7012. If you stream wireless music, HEOS is a great solution.
Interface and usability-wise... I think both brands are nearly neck and neck. Very user-friendly. I might actually prefer Yamaha's user interface slightly more. But, not enough to make it a deal breaker.