Skyline (noun)

The outline or silhouette of buildings or structures visible against the sky, especially when viewed from a distance.

Origin:

From sky + line, first used in the mid-19th century.

Examples:

1. The city skyline was illuminated with lights and skyscrapers.
2. The sunrise painted the mountain skyline in shades of pink and orange.
3. The photographer captured the skyline of the city from the top of the hill.
4. The travelers admired the stunning skyline of the capital city from the plane.
5. The urban planner was tasked with designing a new skyline for the city center.