Sweet Architecture: Gingerbread Creativity on Display in Stockholm

Stockholm's Museum of Architecture and Design hosts its annual Christmas gingerbread house competition, featuring 151 edible creations inspired by landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Pippi Longstocking's house. The event, celebrating love and design, attracts enthusiasts of all ages and runs until mid-January.

Stockholm's Museum of Architecture and Design has unveiled its annual Christmas gingerbread house competition, showcasing 151 edible masterpieces inspired by iconic landmarks. This year's theme, 'love of design and architecture,' has drawn participants from children to professional architects and bakers.

Tributes include gingerbread renditions of the Eiffel Tower, Taj Mahal, and Pippi Longstocking's house, capturing the annual spirit of creativity and festive tradition. According to acting director Karin Nilsson, the chosen theme celebrates the universal spirit of love and Christmas.

The exhibition, a staple now in its 35th year, opens to the public from Friday, running until mid-January, with winners announced on December 14.

(With inputs from agencies.)