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Tombstone - the town too tough to die!

We are on a journey back to the year 1881, when the West was still wild, rough and wicked. Gun smoke, easy women and tough hombres everywhere you look. Quirky characters cross our path. At the OK Corral, the Earp brothers just had a deadly encounter with the Clantons and 3 men now breathe their last breath in the dusty street. It’s easy to see how “Tombstone” got its name. On Allen Street, we encounter Doc Holliday. A stagecoach ride through this hot dusty town makes us realize that it’s time for a cold beer. We walk through the swinging doors of one of the world famous saloons and feel like the movie heroes from the Westerns that were filmed honoring the legend of Tombstone.

Welcome to the daily edition of the Wild West; to the historic location of Tombstone, Arizona. Tombstone is one of the few remaining, almost completely preserved Western towns in the United States.. Historic Allen Street (pedestrian zone) with dozens of Western gift shops, museums, restaurants, and authentic saloons with live country music. Daily performances of the famous gunfight at the OK Corral with Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, Virgil and Morgan Earp facing off against cowboys of the Clanton Ranch. Boothill Graveyard: the legendary Boot Hill, grave markers abound, amongst others, the infamous and unlucky participants of the legendary Earp gunfight in 1881, some here were hanged, some shot, and many were just innocent unfortunates who were buried here with their boots still on.
	Easy women...	... and rough men	Live music coming out of the saloons of the town



	The gunfight at the OK Corral...	Tombstones legendary gunfight, Earps vs. Clantons	Boothill Graveyard



	Historic Allen Street	The original bar from 1880: The Crystal Palace Saloon	Tombstone is full of tourist attractions



	Stagecoach city tour	The infamous Bird Cage Theatre	Just like in the movie



	Unique people	They love their town: Tombstone’s citizens	This is where the Wild West comes alive today

Experience the Wild West, circa 1881 live!