GGZ Ferienpass at the Museum Burg Zug
Information and registration: www.ggzferienpass.ch
All courses are offered in German only.
Information and registration: www.ggzferienpass.ch
All courses are offered in German only.
Information and registration at: www.ggzferienpass.ch
Children can immerse themselves in colourful worlds on the holiday pass at Zug Castle Museum: Whether it's being a princess, unicorn or ghost for a few hours or exploring medieval cooking methods or medicine from the garden.
All courses are offered in German only.
Swiss-National Day-Programm in the castle!
Musical entertainment with «Volksmusik-Ensemble der Musikschule Zug (Adults)», Lampion workshop for kids and food and drinks.
Experience the stories of the former inhabitants of the castle up close.
Guided tour with actors: discover historical figures from past centuries on an interactive tour and listen to their stories. Find out what the business with handsome men was all about or how unjust medieval jurisdiction was.
The tour is offered in German only.
Further Information in August
Further Information in August
Discover the secrets of the castle walls on this guided tour.
Topic «histories of architecture»
1 pm | 3 pm: «Secrets behind the castle walls»– A guided tour of the history of architecture with a look behind the scenes
Tour at 1 pm: Online-Ticket
Tour at 3 pm: Online-Ticket
The tours are only offered in German.
Experience the stories of the former inhabitants of the castle up close.
Guided tour with actors: discover historical figures from past centuries on an interactive tour and listen to their stories. Find out what the business with handsome men was all about or how unjust medieval jurisdiction was.
The tour is offered in German only.
Immerse yourself in traditional craftsmanship and try your skills yourself.
Experience traditional craftsmanship on this day:
10am-5 pm
Felting with Pam von Filzlis: Get an insight into the old craft and join in the felting. Hourly workshops from 11 am (from 6 years | 20-30 min)
Saddlery, upholstery with Corinne Gassmann: How are armchairs or car seats upholstered? The saddler will give you an insight into her work and let you tie the springs yourself.
Craft workshop: Making leather bags (from 6 years)
Scavenger hunt ‘(Almost) forgotten craft’: Get on the trail of old crafts. For all age groups
10am–4pm
Medieval woodturning with Remo Graf: How does a lathe work? The craftsman works on site and answers your questions.
Medieval show cooking with the Zug Castle Museum: chat to the maid and peer into the cooking pot on the fire. Tasting is encouraged!
11am and 1 pm
Letterpress and intaglio printing with Judith Matter, Zuger Heimatschutz, specialist teacher for textile design. Experiment with traditional printing techniques. Workshop | from 14 years | 60 min
11.15 am | 12.30 pm| 1.45 pm
‘Das Sägewerk’, Zug cello formation, musical entertainment | 15 min
11.45 am | 2.30 pm
Guided tour ‘Old crafts in Zug’: learn more about old crafts in Zug such as stove-making, shoemaking or glass painting in the permanent exhibition | from 12 years | 50 min
A fascinating journey through the dark chapters of Zug's judicial history awaits you.
What crimes did the ‘Blutschande’ hide? And where does the term ‘gallows bird’ actually come from? Armed with your torch, immerse yourself in the world of the Ancien Régime and shed light on times long past.
Experience the stories of the former inhabitants of the castle up close.
Guided tour with actors: discover historical figures from past centuries on an interactive tour and listen to their stories. Find out what the business with handsome men was all about or how unjust medieval jurisdiction was.
The tour is offered in German only.
Would you and your child like to visit the Museum Burg Zug in the dark?
For the curious explorers who, equipped with a flash light and a sense of adventure, want to roam through the dark museum and discover a number of secrets.
"The whole truth about lying": An interactive reading by author Felicitas Horstschäfer.
"The whole truth about lying": An interactive reading by author Felicitas Horstschäfer.
For more information and to reserve your seat, please visit www.abraxas-festival.ch
In cooperation with the Abraxas Kinder- und Jugendliteraturfestival
The event is offered in German only.
Details follow
Special Exhibition: «hûs,stat,fëld – The Middleage in central Switzerland»
Guided tour of the special exhibition «hûs,stat,fëld – The Middleage in central Switzerland»
The guided tour is offered in German only.
Information event for teachers at all school levels
Information event for teachers of all school levels on the programmes for school classes, including a short tour with the Head of Education & Outreach.
A fascinating journey through the dark chapters of Zug's judicial history awaits you.
What crimes did the ‘Blutschande’ hide? And where does the term ‘gallows bird’ actually come from? Armed with your torch, immerse yourself in the world of the Ancien Régime and shed light on times long past.
Experience the stories of the former inhabitants of the castle up close.
Guided tour with actors: discover historical figures from past centuries on an interactive tour and listen to their stories. Find out what the business with handsome men was all about or how unjust medieval jurisdiction was.
The tour is offered in German only.
Would you and your child like to visit the Museum Burg Zug in the dark?
For the curious explorers who, equipped with a flash light and a sense of adventure, want to roam through the dark museum and discover a number of secrets.
Special Exhibition: «hûs,stat,fëld – The Middleage in central Switzerland»
A guided tour in dialogue with Myriam Kärvas, Head of Education & Mediation and Maria Ellend Wittwer, Conservator-Restorer, Office for Archaeology and Monument Preservation Canton Zug.
The guided tour is offered in German only.
Further Information in October.
Further Information in October.
Special Exhibition: «hûs,stat,fëld – The Middleage in central Switzerland»
Guided tour of the special exhibition with the director «hûs,stat,fëld – The Middleage in central Switzerland»
The guided tour is offered in German only.
We are also almost always there for you during the Christmas holidays
24 & 25 December: closed
26 December: 10 am–5 pm
27 and 28 December: 2 pm–5pm
29 December: closed
30 December: 2 pm–5 pm
31 December: 10 am–5 pm
1 January: closed
2 January: 10 am–5 pm