Look north from Munich's Olympic Park or gaze south from the Englischer Garten – the view is unmistakably Bavarian. Church spires pierce the skyline, framed by the majestic Alps, with the unmistakable twin towers of the Frauenkirche cathedral reigning supreme. This iconic landmark, with its distinctive onion domes, has dominated the city's vistas since its completion in 1524. For centuries, Munich has fiercely protected this scene. A strict 100-meter building height limit, imposed in 2004, ensures the cathedral's silhouette remains unchallenged. But change could be on the horizon. A controversial proposal threatens this carefully curated cityscape, raising the specter of modern towers vying for dominance alongside Munich's treasured symbol. Will the city's cherished skyline be forever transformed? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ► OTHER INTERESTING VIDEOS: The Real Reason Dubai's Palm Jebel Ali Failed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnbUo94aURM