The canton of Zug is both a diverse local recreation area and a magnificent vacation destination. There’s plenty to see and experience. You should plan on spending several days just exploring Zug’s Old Town with its sights, art, and cultural institutions. If you’d also like to experience Lake Zug with its boat tours and many water sports, you’ll need to add a few more days to your trip. And you’ll want to come back again to explore the Zugerberg and visit the Höllgrotten. Then you’ll surely want to explore the Ägeri Valley and the Morgartendenkmal, and take a stroll along the Industrieweg trail by the Lorze River. Take a look around these pages and let yourself be surprised by the diversity of our region.
Zugerberg in summer
The 1,093-metre-high Zug's local mountain shows its true greatness with its diversity of plant and animal species.
Lake Zug
Comfortable water temperatures, water sports facilities and pretty lakeside restaurants instantly create a vacation feeling.
Ägerital saddle
The pearl of the canton, as the Ägerisee is affectionately known, is the graceful center of the Ägerital-Sattel region.
Stoos in the Summer
The quaint, car-free mountain village of Stoos is situated on a high plateau of the same name at the foot of the Fronalpstock.
