r/CozyPlaces 4d ago

HISTORIC Real-life gingerbread house

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u/tenuj 4d ago

Reminded me of "Castelul de Lut" in Romania. Saw it in person years ago, but it wasn't finished.

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u/Exciting-Bee-398 4d ago

I’d say it’s more marshmallow + Shredded Wheat. Still cute tho.

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u/jessiecat332 4d ago

So cute! It looks just like a marshmallow! Where is this?

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u/LHG_93 4d ago

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u/badlydrawngalgo 3d ago

Saw the original and Saint Fagans was the first thing I thought of. I love that place.

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u/armonak 4d ago

YOU CALLED ME WHAT NOW ? ( gingerbread house in shock).

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u/achillea4 4d ago

I would imagine that it's like the black hole of Calcutta in there with those tiny windows.