Museum Burg Zug
Kirchenstrasse 11
CH-6300 Zug
T +41 (0) 41 728 29 70
info@burgzug.ch
Opening hours
Tue – Fri 2 - 5 pm
Sat & Sun 10 am - 5 pm
Mon closed
Your suggestions and wishes
Experts analyze your objects for free.
The experts only speak German.
Five figures, played by an actress, introduce families to the history of Zug.
The tour is held in German.
Free Wednesday: free entrance to the museum
Guided tour through the permanent exhibition «Noble women, film lover, traveler to the Orient» preceded by coffee and croissants.
Registration at anmedlung@zg.prosenectute.ch
in cooperation with Pro Senectute Kanton Zug
The tour is held in German language.
Five figures, played by an actress, introduce families to the history of Zug.
The tour is held in German.
Free Wednesday: free entrance to the museum
Picture book story, short tour and handcraft.
Grandparents and grandchildren listen to a fairy tale together before they discover the permanent exhibition an make a small souvenir.
Details on January 22
The event takes place in German.
Five figures, played by an actress, introduce families to the history of Zug.
The tour is held in German.
Free Wednesday: free entrance to the museum
Details following.
The curator leads you through the special exhibtion.
Information event for teachers afterwards with aperitif.
Teachers please sign in at myriam.kaervas@zg.ch
The tour and all school guides and workshops are only available in German language.
In cooperation with procom.
Only in German
Five figures, played by an actress, introduce families to the history of Zug.
The tour is held in German.
Free Wednesday: free entrance to the museum
Picture book story, short tour and handcraft.
Families listen to a fairy tale together before they discover the special exhibition an make a small souvenir.
Details on March 22
The event takes place in German.
Details following in March 22.
Five different characters, played by an actress, bring Zug's history to life on an interactive tour.
The tour is held in German language.
Free Wednesday: free entrance to the museum
An exhibit travels back to Bosnia with the Šabanovic family.
An documentary by Edith Werffeli.
More information from March 2022
Five figures, played by an actress, introduce families to the history of Zug.
The tour is held in German.
