Has some ice cream sundae tower tops. Even has a fountain.

Doesn’t look like much. But it lights from a window from the inside.

Comes with 2 lamp posts that light up. Has frosting on the railing.

This one has beautiful stained glass windows. Love the candy cane columns and Christmas decorations.

Or is it a fancy hotel? Has wreaths on windows and 2 chimneys.

Yes, Venice is a beautiful city despite being the 18th century Las Vegas. But now it’s basically sinking and has recently experienced floods due to climate change. So enjoy this gingerbread replica while you can.

This is in a more medieval fairy tale village design. Has lights on the roof and the wreath on the door.

This giant gingerbread house is from Disneyland. And yes, it’s got Santa on the porch roof.

This is a beautiful establishment that you probably can’t stay in. Love the balconies.

This house has candy cane columns and garlands at the windows. A Christmas tree sits on the balcony and a wreath hangs near the roof. So stunning.

This one is made from pretzel sticks stacked against each other. A snowman sits in the lawn.

Okay, it’s covered in candy. But it’s quite huge and lights up from the inside.

However, don’t say I didn’t warn you about the cramped spaces and the smell of human waste and vomit. Seriously, wooden ships make Carnival cruise ships look like a pleasure ride on a bad day.

This one has a few store fronts. The toy store has a clock on the roof.

The roof lattice is quite elaborate. Has wreaths over the top window and garlands on the railings and window frames.

This might be from a kit but it has intricate designs. A Christmas tree stands at the balcony.

This one just has a steeple. Wreaths deck the roof and door.

This one has white chocolate flower pretzels decorated as snowflakes. Also has 2 towers in the back.

The house is red brick and has dark shutters and white columns. A large Christmas tree stands in the lawn.

This one has a brick chimney with some antennae. The windows have lattice in a diamond pattern.

This one has a cookie stone path and lovely decorations. The Christmas trees are made from ice cream cones.

This one has lovely lattice trim on the roofs. The tree inside even sports candles.

Everything here’s made out of cookie. Even the trees and roof tiles. Also has icicles dripping from the roof.

Yes, this is another wooden ship. But it also has the sails out and it’s not as flashy at the previous one.

Seems like it’s a haven for gnomes. Wonder how many live there.

And here’s the gingerbread version. And yes, the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were signed there.

You can see a toothbrush near the door. Ironic that it’s made from sweets.

It’s pink with candy cane columns and cow horns near the roof. Comes with 2 singing cacti.

This is a gingerbread Globe Theater that once hosted William Shakespeare’s plays. And for God’s sake don’t shoot any cannon in it or it’ll just catch fire and burn to the ground.

The gummies sit on the balcony. While candy trees surround it.

Kind of reminds me of a dollhouse. Has garland decorations on the windows.

And it’s rather ornate. Hope the old woman living there isn’t a witch of some sorts.

The porch railings are on both floors. Wreaths decorate the doors and roof.

Okay, these are nothing and made of sugar. But you should see the ones at Saint Vincent College during the winter.

Includes a Ferris wheel with the Houses of Parliament. You can see some figures on the street.

Yes, it’s another nativity scene. The roof’s made out of mini wheats and the back has fig newtons.

Is decked with peppermints, gumdrops, and candy canes. Has 2 red and green towers.

It’s even all decked for Christmas. Has candy cane columns. Like the large Christmas trees.

This is a rather stately mansion. Has windows and balconies galore. So stunning.

The structure features Santas in different colored robes. Pinecones decorate the building.

Well, they call it “Snow Pet Country.” But all the dogs are shockingly white.

So why does Santa go down chimneys? Can’t he just go through the front door like everyone else? Or does that attract suspicion?

You’d almost think it was a rich person’s country cottage. Even has holly and wreath decoration.

The fence is kind of interesting since it has lavender posts. Like the tower and balcony.

I guess this must be some kind of medieval apartment complex. Though I don’t think buildings of that era had that many stories.

Well, the lighthouse is painted in chocolate icing. Not sure if the light on the tower actually works.

And indeed, it’s an elaborate one at that. Even has a rose window.

You even see a couple of Portuguese water dogs in front. Kind of makes me sad since I miss the Obamas so much.

They’re joined by a bridge covered in the same candy and icing. An Asian twist to Christmas so to speak.

It’s a cozy hobbit hole isn’t it? Got to love the chimneys. So quaint.

Just has decorations at the balcony and front door. Love the trees.

This one seems like a lovely house of fun and cheer. Even the figures look happy to be there.

The animals are gingerbread. The sheep are also covered in mini marshmallows.

You can even see the cakes inside. The facade is simple with some Christmas wreaths near the roof.

Man, this one has long icicles. Snowman and Christmas tree stand in the front lawn.

This one has garlands in the windows and the porch railings. The wreaths are at the entrance.

Well, this is a rather small house in a fantasy setting. And it seems like it’s cover in sugar.

This one’s called the “Goodies Bakery.” And yes, the windows do light up.

While many are made from candy, this one’s covered in pretzels for windows, doors, and roof. Like the goldfish crackers in the water.

It has icicles on the roof. Don’t want to know what could happen when those melt off. Like the decor though.

Okay, my mistake. This is Gru’s house. Here he’s surrounded by his 3 daughters and a multitude of his minions.

The balcony is richly decorated. Love the lamp post in the law. So pretty.

This one has plenty of snow on it. While it sports all kinds of windows on the facade.

The carousel is in the middle. While the sights are on the periphery. This one shows Paris, France.

This one is covered in red and white candies. A wreath dons the lighthouse and cabin doors.

Has a Christmas tree on the balcony. Strange it’s not decorated.

The balcony has green floors. Surrounded by green shrubbery.

this one has stones on the facade. The roof is covered with Chex cereal.

This is a rather small house. Decorated with red and green icing and sprinkles.

The poinsettias are all in boxes outside the windows and on the steps. Like the wreaths and Christmas trees.

Seems like it’s made out of stone. Has interesting gold tower tops and roofs.

This one has 2 stories that include a porch and a balcony. And it’s all decorated for Christmas.

This one makes toymaking for Christmas seem like a massive operation. Has 3 chimneys on top.

The flowers are all on the roof and in all kinds of colors. So pretty.

This one has all kinds of cookies on the roof. Not to mention, ice cream cone treats as fence posts.

Consists of 3 buildings with blue roofs. Like the Christmas tree and presents.

The roof is covered with snow. Decorated with wreaths on the columns and the upper story.

This is a gingerbread Sweden display. Its flag is even hoisted on a candy cane.

There are peppermints all over the roof. And yes, the fence is made from gingerbread, too.

This one has holly on the windows. The silo is covered with pretzels. The path consists of Chex.

Has wreaths on all the towers. While it’s covered in green and red piping. So festive.

Has a flower garden outside. The chimney looks like it was made from stones.

You’ll find plenty of apple trees and pumpkins. A candy cane holds an American flag.

This one’s got plenty of gingerbread towers. Love the rainbow lollipop on the castle. Or is it a cathedral?

Sure it might not be white. But it’s covered with snowflakes. As Santa lands onto the roof with his sleigh and reindeer.

The gumdrops are on the roof. Candy canes surround the graham cracker door.

This one has 3 stories. There’s a tower on top. Like the trees.

You’ll find some cakes inside. Even has its own gingerbread house. So cute.

This one has a uniquely candy roof with chocolate chips on top. Wreaths deck the windows.

The toy shop is rather small. But you got to love the Christmas tree inside.

Kind of reminds me of an apartment complex in Whoville. Love the candy and vibrant colors.

The antlers are made from pretzels. While a camper sits outside.

This one has a duck on top. Roof covered with icing. Ground covered with sugar.

She’s a cartoon character from Japan. Very popular in merchandise in the States.

Or is that a cathedral? Still, you have to love the blue and yellow dome on the roof.

This one must be for a college given the image on the left. Like the tree in the center. So pretty.

Not sure if I’d want to go through a life size gingerbread house I could eat. But it’s sure a stunning sight to behold.

This is a gingerbread version of a Pittsburgh bus sinkhole incident. And yes, it’s been parodied several times. Even as a Halloween group costume.

You know, George Washington’s home. This one has farm animals in the courtyard for some reason.

This is the castle from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. Here Prince Philip fights Maleficent as a dragon.

This one has a couple of buttresses for support. Like the pretzel and chocolate wafer roof.

I know it’s supposed to be some kind of commercial establishment. But whether it’s a shop or a restaurant, I don’t have the slightest idea.

This one even has candy cane columns and railings. Love the trees and wreath.

This one is quite fancy. Like the candy cane columns and roof trim at the top.

This is supposed to be a gingerbread music store. Since there are instruments in the window.

Okay, it probably won’t. But it’ll give you an inventive show of gumdrop figures.

Well, the tree isn’t remarkable to look at. Yet, these fairies seem like an inviting bunch.

This one has icing on its design. Yet, it’s the iconic image of Paris and possibly France.

IT may seems small. Yet, it’s quite fancy enough for Christmas decorations.

This one even leaves milk and cookies for Santa. While you see plenty of presents on the mantlepiece.

This is a pink Victorian where people gather for Christmas. One has even come in a truck.

Santa’s house seems rather small. But the toy factory looks rather magnificent.

This is a gingerbread nativity scene. The figures are inside. While the star is on the stable roof.

Wonder if it’s supposed to be where Santa Claus lives. Though I do love the style and the gingerbread figures frolicking in the snow.

You may recognize this as the Up house. The balloons are made from gumballs, by the way.

Well, this is quite a large one. Like the decorations and penguins. So stunning.

Well, it’s more of a German design. But I bet its contents smells as good as its structure.

Yes, this is another gingerbread nativity scene. But the figures are much more prominent. So cute.

This one is of a Catholic church called Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. Wonder where you can find the real thing. Since it looks quite old and intricate.

This one is a Victorian with large windows. Like the wreaths on the columns.

This one is at the beach with sand of brown sugar. Need a board, you’ll find it here.

This is a gingerbread doghouse. And yes, some of it is made out of dog treats.

This one has an antique garage. Like the Christmas decorations.

This is a cozy home. Has a nice brick façade with Christmas decorations. While Santa is up on the house top.

Too bad it wasn’t enough living space to keep her and her kids. Though it’s more likely she was running a kids’ home. Since her own would be adults by now.

This is a white castle with red tower tops. Even includes an outside shack for some reason.

This log house is decked with red shutters and a wreath at every window. While it sports a multitude of icicles.

Seems like an impressive operation. Though I’m sure Santa might replace the elves with automation.

This one has an almond stone façade for more realism. Includes a snowman in front.

This one has the tree in the front lawn. While garlands decorate the windows and wrought iron fence.

Well, this is an interesting design. Though I love the purple icing on the walls.

This gingerbread carousel consists of horses and rainbow candy cane decoration. So pretty.

Mostly since it’s red with green shutters and fixtures. Said to be a hotel. But looks more like a B&B to me.

From what I can tell, it seems to resemble a shrine. Though I really can’t be sure despite its spectacular architecture.

This is a little hobbit neighborhood. Not sure where Bag End is supposed to be.

This one has hearts all over the place. Love the smoke coming out of it.

This one also has candy cane columns. Like the Christmas decorations.

You can see plenty of present cakes inside. While the snowmen smile with delight.

This one has 2 of each animal, including the sea creatures. Like the stained glass rainbow image on the boat’s side.

It’s said Ivan the Terrible had the architect’s eyes gouged out because he didn’t want the guy to design any other building like it. Though the tops are quite pretty.

This one has wreaths on every window and a stone fence. The roof is covered in flour snow.

You can see the treats through the window. While it sports a red and green chimney.

Includes a couple of milk cans for added rustic charm. Though the only products produced here are gingerbread shits.

Includes animals coming in 2 by 2. And they’re probably the major reason why people do this gingerbread rendition in the first place.

You can see the treats through the window. Like the Trees outside.

Sure there may not be snow on it. But you have to admire the large stained glass window.

One guy’s about to go surfing. While 2 ladies lie in the sun.

This is a gingerbread rendition of Downton Abbey. Or Highclere Castle in real life.

This one has wreaths and candy cane columns. Love the towers.

This one seems like it’s straight from the desert. While it’s decked in Christmas glory.

Though this time of year, you’ll might only get to see a Rockette show there. Like the massive tree.

This one seems straight out of a fairy tale. The top mostly consists of shingles.

Wonder how big this one is. At any rate, it’s quite amazing someone could construct such a thing.

This one is mostly made from pretzels. Yet looks very simple to make.

Yes, this is a gingerbread adobe. Though you wouldn’t find snow in Arizona and New Mexico.

Has all kinds of Christmas decorations on it. And there’s a fire inside.

This is from the Charlie Brown Christmas Special. And yes, the Charlie Brown tree is present.

Looks really imposing. Like the tall towers. Even includes a train track.

King’s Landing is the capital in Game of Thrones. Great cosmopolitan atmosphere. But stay away from Cersei.

This one has holly on the tiers. Has a white Christmas tree inside.

This one is supposed to capture the 12 Days of Christmas. And shows each of the items with consistency.

This one has rather imposing towers. Love the decorations and design. So pretty.

This is a gingerbread apartment building. Has candy cane railing. Love the garland decorations.

Indeed, the roof is quite fancy. Like the Christmas wreath and tree on the terrace balcony.

Contains frog musicians apparently. Yet, it’s decked with candy cane columns and smokestacks.

Indeed, they’re 3 houses attached to each other. While there are 2 sets of chimneys between them.

This one has the main house surrounded by Christmas trees. Has garlands on the windows and near the roof. While wreaths deck the doors.

This one doesn’t have as many Christmas decorations as the other houses. But you can see wreaths on the widow’s walk.

This one lights up from the inside. Still, love the Christmas decorations and trees.

Wonder if it’s from a storybook. In any case, got to see Santa getting stuck in the chimney.

This one has a beach scene with a bar. Though the boat has a candy cane yard and a pretzel mast.

This one has Christmas trees at the entrance. While you can see towers topped with snowflakes.

This one has pretzel siding, fencing, and shingles. While the icing makes the snow.

Has Christmas trees in the lawn. While the tower is in pure holiday splendor.

Well, it’s not totally minty green. But has a kind of whimsical charm.

This one has an array of pumpkins and apple trees. Get them before the snow comes.

You can see people dancing and sharing a beer regardless. While it’s a little after ten.

This one has candy canes on the tier and roof. While the fish in the stream are probably Swedish.

This one has 2 chimneys. Also comes with a well cart, and garden.

It’s near a golden bridge. Wonder how it retains the blades during the cold winter winds.

Though I’m not sure if it’s made out of brick since it’s more or less composed of stone. Though you have to like the candy cane columns.

It’s a performing arts center in Washington DC. Got to love the candy cane columns.

The Jefferson may not be as well known as the Lincoln Memorial. Though the dome is quite magnificent.

Okay, this is a gingerbread rendition of Frank Lloyd Wright’s best known building. Yet, you have to at least appreciate whoever made this.

I think this is the Vanderbilt estate in North Carolina. Nonetheless, someone listed it as Hogwarts for some reason.

Seems like a peaceful neighborhood. Some kids throw snowballs. Others build snowmen.

Yes, this is a gingerbread Taj Mahal. And yes, it’s covered in white icing.

This one is a massive apartment complex. So hold onto the candy cane railing.

This one uses shredded wheat as roof shingles. While garlands deck the columns, balcony, and windows.

It’s the military headquarters and where most of America’s tax dollars go to. Because some old men want to build their little explody toys. Instead of instituting a universal healthcare system that would be extremely better for all of us. Because healthcare is a civil right, not a commodity.

Even includes the Space Needle, the city’s most famous landmark. While the skyline is spectacular.

However, now that Brett Kavanaugh’s in there, the Supreme Court’s legitimacy is under great scrutiny. Still, love the candy cane columns and Christmas decorations.

This is supposed to be Whoville’s central square. Love the Christmas tree.

This seems rather easy to make. Just take some gingerbread pieces and put them in a stone circle.

Here he is on top of the Empire State Building wearing a Santa hat. Man, people can get crazy ideas sometimes.

This one has rainbow lights on the top and sides. So pretty and festive.

Makes you wonder whether some magician lives there. Love the black lattice and golden trim.

Is that real water spouting out? Love the Christmas tree at the top.

This one pops out toys nonstop. Mostly because it’s powered by magic.

Certainly has a unique style to it. Love the beautiful roof and windows.

Includes a carousel and a ferris wheel. All decorated in frosting and candy goodness.

Sure it may not have the lavish candy decorations. But you have to love the ornate windows.

Has a roof covered with snow. Seems like a rather old-fashioned place with an old timey car.

Has candy covered on the roof with frosting on the edges. Includes an iced porch with a candy cane column.

This one has several towers with rich detail. Includes gingerbread trees as well.

This beautiful house has it all festive for Christmas. Got to admire the detail on this.

This is a depiction of Cinderella’s castle in all its Christmas glory. And yes, the wreath is in the shape of Mickey Mouse.

This one has a greenhouse made of pretzel sticks and jello. Still, makes a rather quaint home with the Christmas decorations.

And in a way it is, since it includes most of the characters from Mother Goose rhymes. But it only comprises of 3 buildings.

You can easily find a house like this in your neighborhood. Still, you have to love the Christmas decorations on this and the greenery.

I’m not sure what this building’s called. But it’s surely decorated for the holidays nonetheless.

Since I didn’t include one in my gingerbread post last year. And yes, this one has an inn in the background.

And we have this one shining like a pillar on its foundation. Like the white roof. So pretty.

This one is certainly fit for Candyland. Got to love the beautiful pillars of candy.

Includes a surfboard and lifesaver. Not sure whether that’s brown sugar or sand. But to each his own.

Inside you have Santa with the tree as well as Mrs. Claus and her helpers. Though the sleigh and reindeer are outside.

Yes, it’s another gingerbread amusement park. But this one even has a fun slide and fun house.

This one has candy cane columns and all kinds of sweet stuff. But the design is so charming.

Yes, this is a gingerbread horse drawn carriage. Like they had in the olden days. Though a ride in this thing wouldn’t have been pleasant back then.

I guess this is a local attraction. Nevertheless, you have to admire the structure since a gingerbread roller coaster seems hard to pull off.

Last year’s gingerbread post I had a gingerbread train station. This year it’s a gingerbread train with popcorn smoke.

Caption reads: “Kristen Coniaris with her giant gingerbread house cookie sandcastle decorated with royal icing, ground cookies, candy for Viacom’s holiday beach party.”

Yes, bakeries do compete in gingerbread contests. Still, I really love the candy roof on this one.

Includes heart candy decor on the roof and candy cane columns. And yes, the previous one is in a similar style.

Yes, this is an undersea gingerbread house. Like how the roof is covered in clams.

This one is covered in pretzel sticks instead of gingerbread. But it’s included in this post since it abides by the form.

Well, this is kind of cute. Though the horse drawn ambulance kind of keeps me from getting any treatment there. Because I could tell their doctors must practice some kind of Civil War era medicine.

Okay, it’s more a castle. But it certainly has lofty towers and walls. Love it.

Has a bright colored house with surfboards and a VW bus. Groovy, isn’t it?

Yes, it’s another fancy home on this post. And though this photo doesn’t show the porch, it has a dog house in the back yard.

The balloons are made of jelly beans. But you have to like how it’s floating over the base.

This one has shredded wheat on its roof for straw. Also, uses fruit roll ups for a hammock and towels.

Comes with green candy cane columns and wreaths on the windows. So lovely and cozy.

Yes, it looks quite quaint for a rustic home. Yet, you have to admire the green shutters on the windows.

This one seems like a place Santa himself could live in at the North Pole. Got to adore the snow covered red roof.

Comes with a green roofed sun room. And yes, it’s all decked for the holiday season.

Sure it’s on the small side for fairy tale establishments. But it’s quite picturesque. Oh, the wonders you can do with frosting.

Certainly seems like the kind of home you’d see in a fairy tale village. Doesn’t seem to have a lot of Christmas decorations though.

It took me awhile to realize this by the way. At first, I thought the guy with the shaggy beard was Hagrid. Now I realize it’s Thorin.

At least they don’t serve burgers here. Still, it’s quite a majestic sight.

This one consists of 3 huts on a porch. And they’re all in front of a beach.

This is Cindy Lou Who’s house where the Grinch first stopped. You can see the lights from the sack.

Has a lovely façade with wonderful Christmas decorations. I suppose the Christmas tree is an ice cream cone with frosting.

Seems like the kind of factory you’d expect if you had a child of Willy Wonka and Lisa Frank enter in the confection business. Though let’s not dwell on the working conditions here.

Caption: “Boyajian made a replica of the St. Aloysius Church near Dieterich out of gingerbread. He and a friend even measured the outside of the church so he could make it to scale. He spent more than 200 hours on the project.”

Yes, it certainly looks very majestic. However, real wooden ships were hellholes with cramped spaces, spoiled food, shitting, and disease.

You may not be able to go on the carousel during the Christmas season. But this is nonetheless charming.

Love the bright colors they used on this one. Hope those presents get made in no time.

Well, someone must be kicking back near the waves. Hope Santa doesn’t get too hot.

This one almost looks like a miniature of a McMansion. The stonework is incredible.

To be fair, Fallingwater is basically overrated as far as architecture’s concerned. If you want to visit Fayette County, you’re better off spending your afternoon at Fort Necessity.

Well, one for a western town, anyway. Still, it lights up from the inside.

Never thought I’d see a gingerbread mechanic’s shop before. And an old timey one at that.

This one has trees, red doors and trim, and all the animals galore. So quaint.

Almost resembles a postcard. Got to love the lighthouse here.

This is quite interesting. Not necessarily Hogwarts. But quite stunning just the same.

Though I’m sure there’s a gingerbread of Yankee stadium for New York Yankee fans seething at this. Still, I’m not sure why it’s green.

This one has little gingerbread bricks with reindeer and an Inuit on a sled. So adorable.

This one almost resembles the real thing. Though it’s not nearly as annoying.

Yes, that’s a gingerbread reenactment of the Battle of Gondor from Return of the King. And those are gummies in the epic fight.

In a way it is. Kind of reminds me of something you’d see from A Series of Unfortunate Events. Includes a nice patio though.

This almost looks like a model. Love the rich detail on this Victorian. So lovely.

Got to like the tornado in this one. How this pulled it off, I’ll never know.

Almost seems like a quality fairy tale home. So lovey with the stone foundation and wooden beams.

And yes, it’s certainly huge beyond belief. But you have to love the towers.

Contains display windows at the first floor. A great place to shop during the holidays.

Here we have Santa with a nice tree decorated already. And there are still some trees outside.

Though he appears to want to be somewhere else. Not that I blame him either.

Nevertheless, it’s a pastel house with candy cane edging all over. Bet it smells like peppermints.

Though I think it would better with dark green beams. Includes a stone foundation with a staircase.

This one includes a generous amount of red and green frosting with flowers. And I bet the top includes lace decoration.

Well, doesn’t seem to use a lot of decorations. Though you can see Santa on a roof. So lovely.

Yes, it seems like nature has dominated this place. Though you can see a couple of Christmas wreaths.

Has a Christmas tree tied to the top. Thought it was supposed to go inside.

It’s a Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer airplane. Not necessarily in line with Christmas lore, but I don’t mind.

I see it’s supposed to emanate some of the 12 Days of Christmas. Though I don’t think that song actually makes any sense.

This one kind of reminds you of what you’d see in Whoville. Because you wouldn’t see a house like this in real life.

Though it has fine Christmas decorations as well as red and green trimmings. So lovely.

Comes with a waterwheel. But still has a Christmas wreath for the season.

This is quite lovely. Has a yellow roof and Christmas decorations all around. So pretty.

Okay, it might be for Chinese New Year which is in February. But it’s nonetheless stunning just the same.

Though some people in the past might not get why Dr. Who has Christmas decorations on his Tardis. This is especially if they’re from ancient times.

This one has an Indian near a campfire. And yes, the teepee’s covered in candy like the houses.

This one has a yacht club building. But yes, the water doesn’t look great here.

This is a Bavarian castle built by the mad king Ludwig II. But it’s nevertheless spectacular.

Yes, that’s a gingerbread Death Star from Return of the Jedi. And yes, it’s pretty awesome.

I know it’s another gingerbread Mother Goose. But it’s nonetheless charming with its skinny houses.

This one has snow on the roof and wood on the side. But all the decorations it needs is a wreath at the door.

Well, a beach front Christmas does seem rather enchanting. Has a gingerbread ferris wheel with a wreath.

Kind of reminds you of those monster movies. Still, this is really hilarious I had to put it on the post.

Since it has the Space Needle, you can guess this is Seattle. Still, the skyscraper is magnificent.

Sure it’s not white like the real thing. But it contains the red roof and outbuildings. Can’t help but love it.

Has lights on the roof and garlands on the edging. Got to love the decorations on this .

Yes, this is a walker from Star Wars decked as Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. Yes, you know how nerds celebrate this time of year.

It’s one of the best places in Washington D.C. Mostly because it’s one of the few areas you’ll never see Donald Trump visiting. And yes, this castle is truly a spectacular sight.

This one certainly stands out with a Christmas tree on the first floor. So lovely.

Well, that’s pretty clever. Even has rooms you can look inside. Love it.

Yes, this is the sultan’s palace from Aladdin. And I’m sure the minaret tops are made from gelatin. Great for any Arabian night.

While I’ve seen gingerbread ferris wheels, I haven’t seen anything like this. And in pure gingerbread fashion, it even has Christmas motifs.

This one includes Jabba’s palace, Endor, and the second Death Star. Perfect for any Star Wars fan.

Sure it might look good on the outside. But the inside may contain a government body with a lower approval rating than pond scum.

Never saw something like this before. Just a dock, boat, and shops.

This one has a bit of snow on it. And it seems darker than the other Disney princess castles. Maybe it’s because the Wicked Queen lives there.

Well, this is in a more retro style than most of the current restaurants. But it’s quite clever.

This one has garland on its columns. Love the red shutters and green on the windows.

And this fancy gingerbread house is no exception. Love the swirly design on this though.

This one has some pink edging on the windows. Like the pretzel fence. Lovely.

Yes, that’s certainly a very fancy castle. Or is it a village? At any rate, you have to admire the decoration.

This looks like what you’d expect from an old timey toy shop to resemble. Like that kid peering through the window.

Yes, this is a rather ornate train station that almost resembles a mansion. Love the towers.

Yes, it certainly looks like it since it doesn’t seem real Christmasy. Well, with the exception of the decorated tree.

It even has a snowflake on top as well as a train track. Yes, Santa would be proud.

Well, that looks quite quaint. Love how each one is decorated the same way. and red brick road.

You can almost see houses like this in any old town. Like how each of them is covered in different color of icing.

For some reason, this kind of reminds me of a funeral home. Not sure what it is. Like the balcony roof and weather vane.

Of course, advent calendars don’t start on Advent. Still ,this is adorable.

And it makes a more earthy look than a lot of icings. This one almost seems real.

Sure it’s a small house but it has lights on the steps and stockings in front. Love it.

Yes, this might be a small cottage. But it surely looks cozy and ordinary.

Well, it’s surely in a seafaring style. It even has a mermaid at the lake with presents.

And by “white,” I mean a Christmas with snow on the ground. Still, not sure of what to feel about the icicles here.

Well, that will surely stand out in the fog of night. But it’s surely whimsical for the holiday season.

Well, this one looks almost real. Still, golf courses are a serious waste of space if you ask me.

This one has tiles of pink, purple, and blue. Still, love the hearts and decorations.

This one has a gingerbread man bartender. Sure it’s not Christmasy but I’ll allow it.

If it weren’t for the Necco tiles, you’d almost think it was a scaled-down model. Love the wreath on this though.

Almost reminds me of those old estates I’ve seen in pastel colors. Still, love how it’s lavender and decorated.

This one even has some Christmas decoration to it. Still, if it was black, it would be a haunted house.

Yes, it’s surely a Russian spectacle. It’s said that Ivan the Terrible had the architect’s eyes removed so he’d never construct another beautiful building like this.

This one is from Good Housekeeping. Sure it’s quite quaint but you have to admire the creativity that went into this.

Okay, maybe not. But you have to admire how it’s made with a tunnel.

Not sure which shop it’s supposed to be. But it’s certainly well made like you’d see in a movie.

After all, gingerbread houses are pastries that are decorated with candy. Well, a lot of inedible candy that is.

It’s most likely either a wheat mill or a sawmill. Either way, it’ll go great with any display.

Seems to remind me of something that’s straight from Alice in Wonderland. Still, I think it’s quite original for a gingerbread piece.

Yes, this is a gingerbread firehouse. And yes, it’s decorated for Christmas. I’m sure people will enjoy this one.

Yes, this is quite creative if you ask me. Like how the tree is decorated. From Good Housekeeping.

Not sure what to think about that. Then again, the gingerbread men are small enough to be roof tiles.

Well, it surely has a more convenient way around than the other tree houses on this post. Like the wooden facade.

However, why the lions both have manes is a mystery to me. Because the animals come in two by two that consist of a male and female. Well, female lions don’t have manes.

This one has wreath decorations on the fence and candles in the window. Love the lattice work on the roof.

Well, this is kind of quaint. Love the tree, garland and wreath decorations on here.

Well, a rose window on the roof. Like the spire on the tower and stained glass windows as well.

Well, this one seems like a place you’d find at a historical town like Gettysburg. Love the clock tower and shops.

Almost thought this was a Christmas village set, but it’s from Good Housekeeping. The stonework is unreal.

I guess this is in a Romanesque style. Like the tower and the chocolate roof.

Didn’t know Santa even had a bake shop. But this is just as well since this is made from a baked good.

This is from the Obama years since it has Bo and Sunny. Reminds me of how I’m going to miss the outgoing First Family.

This one has a snowy roof and stone foundation from the looks of it. Not sure if I’d want a house like that.

This one has Fruit Loops on the roof,, candy cane edging and lattice, and licorice on the tower. All in all, it’s a sweet establishment that smells of mint.

Yes, this is another mill gingerbread house. But this one is more in tune with the holiday season.

This one has some Christmas decorations. Though barns in real life usually have none if they’re used to keep animals.

Though you may see these quaint steamboats in movies, the old ones were known to be quite dangerous. Seriously, they were said to catch fire in the 19th century.

This one seems to resemble a normal house with a unrealistically clean walk way. Though Christmas decorations are present.

This one seems more like a fairy tale housing complex with all the stairs and archways. Though it looks lovely just the same.

This one has its menu in rainbow fonts. Yet, I’m not sure about the ginger snaps bit.

Aren’t pagodas supposed to be the equivalent of Buddhist temples? So why it has Christmas decorations makes no sense.

This one gingerbread logs with icing to fill the gaps. Not to mention, the Chex roof to top it all off.

Caption: “WASHINGTON, DC – DECEMBER 02: A chocolate gingerbread house is on display in the State Dining Room during first lady Michelle Obama’s preview of the 2015 holiday decor at the White House December 2, 2015 in Washington, DC. As part of the Joining Forces initiative, the first lady welcomed military families to the White House for the first viewing of the 2015 holiday decorations.” To be fair, a gingerbread White House is kind of a holiday tradition since the Carter Administration.

However, we should note that it doesn’t snow a lot in New Mexico and Arizona. Though this can be forgiven with gingerbread displays.

This one has Christmas decorations near the top. Still, lighthouses are usually not brown for good reason.

Looks kind of what you’d expect a lot of Victorian mansions to appear in a murder mystery. Like the balconies. Not sure about the tower.

This one has 2 sleighs pulled by minions as well as includes Vector from the first movie. Minion fans will find this adorable.

I’m sure this is used in a window to advertise for a bake shop. Because creating a masterpiece like this would require special skills and God-given talent.

This one has the Gru house in lights which the minions probably put on. Still, like how they drive and pull the sleigh.

Doesn’t hurt to have Santa and his reindeer stop by either. Love the decor on the windows and balcony.

For those who don’t know, the Shire is where the Hobbits live in their little Hobbit holes. And yes, there is a gingerbread village of these.

Santa on a wooden ship with his Christmas tree on the deck. However, it’s certainly clear he’s either running this ship by magic or with an elf crew.

Or is it a church which would make much more sense with the Christmas decorations present? At any rate, it’s surely stunning.

There are even a few shops around the corner. Must be a rather bustling place.

Well, at least it almost seems like it’s from a park. Love the decorations on here.

This one even has a train for toys like a Polar Express. This is adorable.

Even includes straw inside. Though I wouldn’t think you’d want a Christmas tree to be near animals since you’d know what they’d do with it.

This is based off the Nursery Rhyme about an old woman who lived in a shoe with a bunch of kids. Yet, this one has a few homey touches.

This gingerbread castle even has lights coming through the windows. Like how it’s in a rather whimsical style.

At first I didn’t get what it supposed to be. Then I saw the RV and beads and then it hit me. Still, this is hilarious.

Whether it’s a mansion or hotel I can’t really say. Not that it matters one way or the other.

For a second, I almost thought it was something you see from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. But the toy factory thing makes more sense.

Though it’s a gazebo, it has walls which confuse me. So for awhile, I thought it was a guesthouse or something.

It’s a gingerbread model of the Roman Colosseum where gladiators fought. Of course, there’s nothing Christmas about it but it’s architecture.

Of course, there’s a cross section to see the seating. Yet, arrangements are mostly standing room only.

It’s the kind of building that would make you think of Paris or the French. Still, when it was originally built, people didn’t think it as a crowning achievement.

No, you really don’t want to be on Sauron’s tail. This is why the Ring of Power was so dangerous since it contained part of his evil spirit.

Yes, this is another gingerbread lighthouse. But at least the lighthouse is white which is an ideal color (since it has to be easily seen at night).

Yes, I show a lot of these. But this one seems to be a palace that’s straight from the Nutcracker.

This should make a lot of Tim Burton fans happy. Like how Jack is in a Santa suit.

This one is straight from Beauty and the Beast. For nothing says Christmas like Stockholm Syndrome. Still, this is my favorite Disney movie by far.

Of course, a Game of Thrones Christmas episode would not be a happy one. Because it would certainly entail violence and nudity that’s within HBO standards. Expect a lot of rape and murder.

It’s very much like Washington’s home save that it’s brown instead of white. Still, an excellent rendition Washington would be proud of.

You can see it’s quite Tim Burtonesque. But I’m sure fans would love it just the same.

This one was made by a cooking school and it shows. Love this.

Yes, this is Independence Hall where they issued the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. See it for yourselves.

Well, this is for anyone with a rustic disposition. Though the real life equivalent would cost more than a regular house.

After all, they have gingerbread versions of other noteworthy buildings. Still, this is great.

Well, at least it has Santa’s sleigh. And yes, they do these, too.

Yes, King Trident’s castle is surely magnificent with gingerbread and lights. Though I don’t know about him hiring Sebastian as a babysitter.

The Bitmore is the North Carolina home of the Vanderbilts who built their fortune in the railroad business. Anderson Cooper is related to this family through his mother.

Yes, this is another gingerbread ship. Though it looks quite abandoned if you get my drift.

Well, you have to admit though it’s not much to look at outside, it’s a very nice place. And only home to take outside guests when Bilbo’s not on an adventure.

Like how this one has a lot of colorful window. Wonder how it looks when its lights are turned on. Lovely.