Zug Castle, Medieval fortress in Zug, Switzerland.
Zug Castle is a medieval fortress in the town of Zug that stands on a hill overlooking Lake Zug and the surrounding area. The building features thick stone walls and towers, while inside multiple exhibition spaces are connected across different levels.
Construction of the castle began in the 13th century as a strategic fortress and administrative center for the region. Over time the building evolved and continues to shape the town's appearance today.
The castle serves as a museum where you can see objects from different periods that show how people lived in this region. The exhibitions provide insight into daily life and how the town developed over centuries.
The castle is located in the old town and is easy to reach, with staircases and multiple levels inside to explore. Information panels in several languages help you navigate and learn more about the exhibitions as you visit.
Inside the castle is a collection of books that came from a former Capuchin Monastery in the town. These books are hundreds of years old and tell the story of the region's religious and educational past.
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