Pullman City Harz Western Town

On the outskirts of Hasselfelde on the main road 81 in the direction of Wendefurth / Blankenburg is the western town "Pullman City Harz". But in contrast to their role models in North America, the highest principle of nonviolence prevails in this city. No one is hanged or shot here. Consequently, "Pullman City" is very suitable for children. Adventure playground, animal enclosure and circus underline this pretty impressive. But this western town also offers something for all other age groups. There is live music every day in the Saloon and the Music Hall, and Main Street is regularly the scene of arrests of evil villains by the local sheriff. Numerous shops also offer the essential accessories for all cowboys and Indians and "gold" can be washed in Pullman City resin, of course.
As befits a western town, you move here as befits high on horseback. It may also be a pony or a carriage. A small Indian and cowboy museum as well as the "Old West Museum" with exhibits from the North America of the 19th century belong almost naturally to the city. Drumher invite log cabins and tepees with campfire to stay overnight. If you prefer it more comfortable, you can also rent the presidential suite at the "Grand Silver Star Hotel" for EUR 100, - per night.
Numerous extra attractions at certain times of the day (such as face painting) and special themed weeks provide even more variety.
The normal day ticket for an adult costs EUR 13, -, children pay depending on their age and size between EUR 6, - and EUR 9, -. There are also various special rates for special persons and groups as well as multi-day tickets. Open in the season from the end of March or beginning of April to the end of October daily from 10:00 to 1:00 (at night !!). On Advent weekends, you can also visit American-style Christmas markets in Pullman City Harz. There are also special events on the Christmas holidays, the New Year and other selected dates in the cold season.

Very nice western town with camping possibilities.

Large free parking lot and special stamp for the Harzer hiking pin.
What you can glimpse through the gate just before the show starts looks good.