of the future could look like one is it is-i and submitted by the office of star architects and norman foster visitors can view the gingerbread city from the eighth of december to the sixth of january they're asked to resist the temptation to eat the sweet buildings. more gingerbread is coming up in today's installment of this week's series sweet delights nuremberg in germany is world famous for its soft variety of gingerbread some even see it as the birthplace of the seasonal pastry. records show that it was first made that as early as thirteen ninety five the city in northern varia even boasts a museum dedicated to exchange of bread tradition so let's get let's get a taste of it. the castle st lawrence church the medieval town center nuremberg has much to offer and when the christmas season comes around the city boasts yet another attraction its famous gingerbread the sweet treat to be found on almost every corner and the greatest selection of gingerbread is available at the famous christmas market. people with a sweet tooth flocked there all day so what makes this gingerbread so special. t

an architect likes or norman foster doesn't draw every individual door handle. nor does a fashion designer like karl lagerfeld so every sleeve himself. from his studio in antwerp rubens exported his works to the world and he maintained good relations with his clients whether they were catholic or protestant. german french or spanish his network was boundless. in sixteen twenty one he landed a major assignment in paris it was commissioned by maria de met at the mother of the french king a good twenty years earlier he had been among the guests at her wedding in florence now she asked him to organize the opulent decoration of a gallery and the newly built new looks. completed a series of twenty one paintings glorifying episodes in the life of maria de medici . he spent four years developing the impressive cycle during which time french painters and artisans were barred access to the gallery. cycle conceived for the exclusive viewing of france's nobility and power brokers is still one of the country's most prized cultural treasures. today the paintings are on displa

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