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Detective-Trail: Zug

Detektiv Dachs gehend standard Detektiv-Trails Detective Badger takes you on an exciting treasure hunt in Zug.
Detektiv Dachs mit Karte Detektiv-Trails Equipped with the treasure map (printed or online), you explore Zug and solve varied riddles.
Like in a scavenger hunt, the directions lead you from one riddle to the next. You solve them with the conditions on site. Children and adults learn interesting and surprising facts along the way.
Detektiv Dachs mit Schatztruhe Detektiv-Trails If you have solved everything correctly, you can unlock the treasure chest and take a small instant prize (max. 1 prize per paying person).

Adults and children aged 6 and over are required to pay.
Schools benefit from a 20% discount. Write to us!

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(orderable from 2 persons)

After the purchase, log in to your account and access the trail under “Games & Trails.” Decide here whether you want to play with the print- or the online version.

How the Detective-Trail works

Description

The Detective-Trail in Zug is open daily
Trail option: With treasure chest
Opening hours Trail: Open daily – time freely selectable
Access treasure chest: Monday to Friday 06:30 – 19:00, Saturday 07:00 – 17:00, Sunday 08:00 – 12:00. Closed on 25 December and 1 January. On the remaining Sunday opening hours apply on the other public holidays.
No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information. If the treasure chest is not accessible, the gift will be sent to you. You will find the information regarding the forwarding on the page with the solution code.
Duration: approx. 3 h 30 (without break)
Distance: approx. 4,5 km

Experience the Detective-Trails with Detective Badger: an exciting riddle adventure for young and old alike.
Embark on a discovery tour through Zug, the picturesque town on Lake Zug, known for its charming old town and breathtaking sunsets over the lake. The trail leads you from the Landsgemeindeplatz, with its beautiful lake view, to the striking Zytturm – the city’s landmark. Along the way, you’ll discover the Liebfrauen Chapel, the Powder Tower, and the impressive Zug Castle, which today houses an engaging museum. From the Guggi viewpoint, you can enjoy a wonderful panorama of the city and the lake before passing through the modern Metalli shopping centre. To round off your adventure, don’t miss the famous Zug cherry cake – a sweet highlight at the end of your journey!
This varied route combines history, riddle-solving fun and local delights in an entertaining way, letting you experience Zug from its most beautiful side.
The Detective-Trail Zug offers a perfect mix of riddles, movement and culture. Ideal for families, children, school classes, grandparents and everyone who loves being outdoors.
Have fun on your riddle adventure!


Start:
Zug railway station, travel centre
End: Confiserie Speck, Alpenstrasse 12, 6300 Zug
Other information: Bring your swimsuit and a picnic if desired. If you have any further questions, take a look under how it works.
Pushchairs: This trail is not suitable for pushchairs
Local points of sale: Zug Tourismus, Bahnhofplatz, 6300 Zug. Opening hours and contact of Zug Tourismus.
Difficulty level: easy – medium
Year of creation: 2017

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Reviews

1 review for Detective-Trail: Zug

  1. Rated 5 out of 5

    Valentino

    very nice tour, with many really spectacular tips (like the clock tower and the hill for the sunshine). defenitively a very nice way to discover the city

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