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The picturesque Old Town of Zug, with its bay windows, colorful facades and narrow alleys, presents an idyllic picture indeed. Yet the history of this small city by the lake has been much more turbulent than this tranquil sight suggests today.

Since as far back as 1895, Confiserie Speck has been enchanting connoisseurs with taste sensations. Their specialties include Zuger Kirschtorte cherry cake and Kirschstängeli chocolate truffles. Discover how these Zug specialties are made.

Small in size, big on experiences – the Zug region is a true family paradise. Nestled between Lake Zug, the Zugerberg and the charming town of Zug, this area offers exciting outings for young explorers and relaxed moments for grown-ups. Whether by boat, on foot or via mountain railway – here, adventure begins just around the corner.

The commune of Menzingen has centralized the heating for 37 local properties. In one big facility the wood for energy production gets collected and burned, reducing the CO2 emissions around 1’900 tons per year.

Discover the mysterious stalactite caverns near Baar. These impressive stalactite caves were formed in the heart of the wild and romantic Lorze ravine.

The pretty town of Zug is more than just the "Crypto Valley" and home to the delicious cherry cake. The town delights visitors with its picturesque old town, impressive sunsets over the lake and its invigorating art and culture programme.

What you see in these old streets will amaze you. They are the perfect meeting place for young and old. The Old Town of Zug will transport you back to bygone days.

Founded in 1870, the Etter Distillery produces the world famous Zug cherry and fruit spirits. It is a captivating and fascinating experience to take a look behind the scenes.

The present name of this highest tower with the strongest walls was taken from the Capuchin monastery that was built in the vicinity in 1595.

The southeastern corner of the former town fortification, the Gunpowder Tower, was built between 1522 and 1532 and was used to store gunpowder. Its external diameter is about 14 m, the inner diameter 8.5 m.

Experiental learning is one of the most powerful and effective ways to learn.

The adventure playground on the Zugerberg sets children's pulses racing. It is only a short walk (800 m) from the Zugerberg lift to the Schattwäldli playground.

On the edge of the old town, Zug Castle is the oldest still preserved profane building in Zug and is a landmark of the city. With its many nooks and crannies, Zug Castle has been home to the museum of cultural history for the city and the Canton of Zug since 1983.

Enjoy a culinary experience consisting of team spirit, fun and sightseeing!

This landmark of Zug is 52 metres high and rises above the other town towers. The lower part was constructed as a simple passageway through the town’s oldest circular wall. Hans Felder snr., from Bavaria, the master builder who built St. Oswald's Church, increased the tower height in 1478-1480.

At the heart of the vibrant city of Zug lies the medieval Old Town with a flourishing creative and designer scene.

Discover the BOSSARD Arena – one of Switzerland’s most state-of-the-art ice hockey stadiums. The BOSSARD Arena is also ideal for events of any kind during the off-season.

Take a look behind the scenes of the world-famous Etter distillery and learn everything you need to know about the art of distilling Etter Zuger Kirsch.