The Royal Icing Palace

The Royal Icing Palace: The home of the village's beloved Gingerbread Mayor, a place of opulence and beauty, with sugar sculptures and a moat of molasses.

Architecture

• The Grand Hall: Adorned with intricate sugar lattice ceilings and crystallized gumdrop chandeliers, this is where the Gingerbread Mayor holds court and hosts grand feasts.
• The Throne Room: Houses the Mayor's molasses-glazed throne, flanked by sugar cane sentinels and a floor made of rainbow-colored rock candy tiles.
• The Sweet Gardens: An indoor conservatory where gumdrop flowers bloom year-round, and sugar-glass fountains spout fruit-flavored water for the palace's inhabitants to enjoy.
• The Sugar Sculpture Gallery: A hallway showcasing life-sized sugar sculptures of historical figures and mythical creatures, each one a masterpiece of confectionery art.
• The Royal Kitchen: Equipped with gingerbread appliances and candy-themed utensils, this kitchen is the heart of the palace, creating edible delights for the village.
• The Candy Cane Armory: Stores the village's defense weapons made of hardened sugar and filled with flavored jelly for those rare times when peace is threatened.
• The Icing Library: Shelves made of licorice hold scrolls of fondant with recipes and village laws, along with sugar-glass reading lamps that emit a warm glow.
• The Mayor's Chambers: A cozy suite with a bed of marshmallow pillows and a quilt stitched from fruit leather, offering the Mayor a peaceful retreat from the palace's bustling activities.
• The Gumdrop Nursery: A playroom filled with soft, bouncy gumdrop furniture and a candy tree that grows new gumdrops for the Mayor's young visitors to enjoy.
• The Secret Spice Chamber: A hidden room where the Mayor stores rare and exotic spices to use in his personal cookie recipes and for special gifts to important guests.

Type

Palace

Parent Location

Gingerbread Village

Included Locations

• Candy Council Chamber

Owner

Gingerbread Mayor