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Toilet and a dry place to take a break.

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Depending on the weather and visibility, you can see more or less.

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Works quite well without a train

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Cool to have something like this on my doorstep, well done my canton Zug😁

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I don't know why Brunegg is so beautifully situated, there are many more beautiful ones, for example Grümel etc. in the canton of Zug including Wildspitz😆

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An outpost of Catholicism in a Reformed area.

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I am higher, so I can see the wide landscape

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A brochure from the parish of St. Martin in Root provides information on the history of the power place Michael's Cross: "Around 1,500 years ago, the pious Medardus decided to build a wooden hut in the Meggerwald forest to live there. While he was busy felling trees, a boy came to him and asked Medardus to take two tree trunks on his shoulders and follow him. After a four-hour hike, the two arrived at a hill near Root. There, the boy asked the hermit to build a cross from the two trunks. With the words: 'I am the Archangel Michael, sent by my Lord Jesus Christ to mark and consecrate this place with the sign of the holy cross,' the boy took on the form of the Archangel Michael. Since then, the hill on which the chapel stands today has been called Michael's Cross.

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It is easy to see or cross on a “Reuss tour” with gravel or MTB.

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A beautiful hamlet with a church dating back to 1475! This hamlet was once (before there were no roads!) an important crossroads and a place of pilgrimage for the entire region!

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St. Verena is one of the most revered saints in Switzerland. She was particularly committed to helping the sick and those in need. Her attributes (characteristics) are a comb and a water jug, which she needed to care for the sick.

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Further information can be found at the following link: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zytturm_(Zug)

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Originally built in the 13th century, the tower was raised to its current height of 52 metres between 1478 and 14801. The tower has served various purposes over the centuries, including as a watchtower, prison and fire alarm. Particularly noteworthy is the astronomical clock, installed in 1574. It shows not only the time, but also the phases of the moon, the day of the week and the current zodiac sign.

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Perfect starting point for activities

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Near Lake Zug, the terrain is hilly, allowing you to have fun with the climbs and descents while admiring the Rigi looming on the horizon.

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Beautiful baroque chapel on the former steep mountain path to Ägeri.

Coller Trail is well maintained, so it is always fun to ride this trail

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old Cistercian women's monastery

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Below the clock face is the astronomical clock! One of the arrows also shows whether it is a leap year. In the middle of the 40-meter-high tower, the coats of arms of the old Swiss Confederation adorn the east façade. Over time, the people of Zug added jewelry to the Zytturm. After a lightning strike in 1863, for example, it received a new helmet with a gold-plated ball. The Zytturm used to form the fortified entrance to the old city and was part of the ring wall. It served as a watchtower, from where the guard looked for fire day and night and alerted the population with the fire horn in an emergency. In addition to the guard, the tower also had other temporary residents. Those who did not adhere to the strict city rules were held in the three prison cells, the so-called Timpis. *The Zytturm is under renovation until the end of 2024, after which it will appear in its new splendor. During this time the tower is not accessible to visitors.

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Beautiful chapel above the Waldhof my former residential area

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