Ulm Minster: A Gothic Landmark Under Attack

From a bridge over the Donau, one can admire the stunning Ulm Minster, a remarkable example of Gothic architecture and a significant cultural landmark in Ulm, Germany. Completed in the late 19th century, the minster stands at over 160 meters tall and boasts impressive stained glass windows and intricate stonework. However, the church has become the subject of concern in recent years due to a rather unusual threat - human urine. According to a CNN article, the minster, which is the tallest church in the world, has been targeted by individuals who urinate on its walls and base, causing damage to the structure – Ulm, Germany