8th Swiss Castle Day "Animals and Mythical Creatures"

• 01. Oct. 2023 from 10:00 - 17:00 o'clock

An extensive entertainment program for the whole family on the 8th Swiss Castle Day.

Program:
11.00 | 14.00 hrs - Animal family workshop.
11.30 | 13.30 | 15.30 - Short guided tours for adults: heraldic animals and other mythical creatures
10.00 | 17.00 - Fairy tale scavenger hunt | face painting & cotton candy in the castle courtyard

11.00 | 14.00 - Animal family workshop: Join us for a varied family workshop and discover the various animal inhabitants of the castle. Wanna bet there's a unicorn on display? So that you can take one home with you, you can make one yourself at the end of the workshop!

Workshop costs: adults: CHF 15.00, children free | duration 90 min | from 6 years | children without adults from 8 years | event in German language

11.30 a.m. | 1.30 p.m. | 3.30 p.m. - Short guided tours for adults: heraldic animals and other mythical creatures

Whether eagle, dog, lion or unicorn - animals and mythical creatures have always adorned coats of arms in similar and yet always new ways. In the Museum Burg Zug, well-known Zug heraldic animals are shown and it is explained what to look out for in heraldry and why a fish disappeared from the scene without further ado.

Cost Short guided tour: CHF 10.00 | Duration approx. 30 min | Limited number of places | Children without adults from 12 years of age | Event in German language

10.00 - 17.00 - Fairy tale scavenger hunt

With a puzzle map and a little magic in your luggage, you'll go in and around the castle in search of fabulous creatures and extraordinary animals. And because the number seven is a magic number in fairy tales, participants will also be given seven tasks to complete. Good luck!

Costs scavenger hunt: adults CHF 10.00 | children free | duration 60 min | from 4 years | children without adults from 8 years | event in German language


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