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Pulsnitz is a small town in the Bautzen district of Saxony, Germany, with a population of around 7,300. Situated east of Dresden, it is widely known for its long tradition of gingerbread production, earning it the informal title of "Pfefferkuchenstadt" — gingerbread town. The surrounding gentle hill country, including the Schaafberg, Birkenberg, Heideberg, and Fichtenberg, offers pleasant walking routes. Local points of interest include the Liedertafel choral society and a war memorial and commemorative site reflecting the town's regional history.
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