St. Louis Unveils Giant Gingerbread City for HolidaysSt. Louis Unveils Giant Gingerbread City for Holidays St. Louis, Missouri, has unveiled its annual Giant Gingerbread City, a festive holiday attraction that has become a local tradition. The sprawling display, located in Union Station, features dozens of intricately designed gingerbread houses, each meticulously crafted by local architects, engineers, and pastry chefs. This year’s city boasts an impressive skyline of iconic St. Louis landmarks, including the Gateway Arch, Busch Stadium, and the Cathedral Basilica. Visitors can marvel at the attention to detail as they wander through the miniature streets, admiring the intricate gingerbread facades, sugar-crystal windows, and candy-studded roofs. The gingerbread houses range from traditional Victorian cottages to modern skyscrapers, each with its own unique charm. Some houses showcase whimsical designs, complete with candy canes, gumdrops, and gingerbread snowmen. Others incorporate historical references, featuring depictions of famous St. Louis events and figures. In addition to the gingerbread houses, the city features a host of interactive displays. Visitors can ride a miniature train through the streets, decorate their own gingerbread cookies, and watch live gingerbread-making demonstrations. “The Giant Gingerbread City is a beloved holiday tradition for our community,” said Christina Martinez, Executive Director of Union Station. “It’s a place where families and friends can come together to experience the magic of the season.” The gingerbread city remains on display throughout the holiday season, offering a sweet and festive escape for visitors of all ages. Admission is free, and donations are encouraged to support Union Station’s educational programs. As the sun sets and the city lights up, the Giant Gingerbread City transforms into a winter wonderland, casting a warm and inviting glow on the historic Union Station. It’s a truly unforgettable experience that captures the spirit of the holiday season in a way that is both enchanting and memorable.
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