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Dominating the Swabian horizon with overwhelming majesty, Ulm Minster (Ulmer Münster) features the tallest church steeple on Earth, piercing the sky at an astonishing 161.53 meters. This supreme masterpiece of late Gothic architecture is technically not a cathedral—as it was never an episcopal see—but a civic temple conceived in the 14th century by prosperous townspeople to assert their independence. Within its stone walls lies a forest of delicate tracery, a masterfully carved choir stall, and magnificent Renaissance stained glass windows that flood the sacred hall with timeless, mystical light. An unmissable architectural wonder.
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