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The nostalgic Zug Fishing Museum from 1892 is located at Unter Altstadt 14a directly on Lake Zug.

The nostalgic Zug Fishing Museum from 1892 is located at Unter Altstadt 14a directly on Lake Zug.

On the first floor is the show hatchery, where you can learn a lot about the waters of Lake Zug and their inhabitants. It also explains how the ecosystem in Lake Zug works and the factors that make the creatures in Zug's waters feel at home. You can also see some fish from Lake Zug in aquariums and round troughs.

On the upper floor is the fishing museum dating back to 1892.

It explains the history of the fishing association, the development of the Zug hatchery glass, why the name Zug originated from fishing and much more.

There are also some quirky exhibits to marvel at.

On the second floor you can learn exciting things about the most famous Zuger, the Zuger Rötel.

Guided tours for companies, schools and clubs can be booked in advance all year round, on all days of the week.

A guided tour lasts around one and a half hours.

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Contact address
Huber Claudius
Museumsleiter
Fischerei Museum Zug
Grepperstrasse 48
6403 Küssnacht
+41791925261
claudius.huber@instandhaltungen.ch

Group & pricing information

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Further prices (starting from)
200 francs for groups of up to 20 people.
350 francs for groups of up to 40 people.

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Address

Fischereimuseum Zug
Unter Altstadt 14a
Postfach 910
6301  Zug
Switzerland

Phone  +41 (0)41 710 36 34
info@fischereimuseumzug.ch
fischereimuseumzug.ch
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Contact

Fischereimuseum Zug
Unter Altstadt 14a
Postfach 910
6301 Zug
Phone  +41 (0)41 710 36 34
fischereimuseumzug.ch
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Opening hours

Sat 10:00 - 16:00

Guided tours All year round, by appointment.

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