Brüggli recreation area in Zug
More lakeside space instead of camping
Where permanent camping pitches used to be, there is more space for everyone: green areas, paths, play areas, barbecue spots, a new restaurant and an underpass for bikes and pedestrians. City, Korporation and canton are building it together.
Quick answers
Based on the current statusWhere does the project stand?
Phase 4 of 5: Construction.
Latest: Korporation übergibt Pavillons und Umgebung offiziell der Stadt und der Bevölkerung (Sept. 2026).
What happens next?
March 2027: Pedestrian and cycle underpass completed.
After that (July 2027): Stage 2 completed (target summer 2027).
When will it be finished?
Planned: March 2027 (Pedestrian and cycle underpass completed).
Where the project stands
Phase: Construction- Planning
- Participation
- Permit
- Construction
- Completed
What it is about
There used to be permanent camping pitches on the lakeside near Brüggli. The city, the corporation and the canton of Zug are working together to transform the area into a recreational space for everyone, featuring green spaces, footpaths, play areas, barbecue areas and a new pub.
The permanent camping pitches have been removed, but a small tent site remains. Local residents were able to have their say through a public consultation in 2021.
What changes for the neighbourhood
The corporation has paid for the two sports and catering pavilions and half of the surrounding area – a total of around 4.5 million Swiss francs – and will hand over the Brüggli to the public in September 2026. The canton is still building the underpass for cyclists and pedestrians, after which the second phase will follow.
The road so far – and ahead
- 2021Public participation Source
- Sept. 2025Canton starts building the pedestrian and cycle underpass Source
- 26.1.2026Start of outdoor redesign Source
- Sept. 2026Korporation übergibt Pavillons und Umgebung offiziell der Stadt und der Bevölkerung Source
- March 2027Pedestrian and cycle underpass completed Source
- July 2027Stage 2 completed (target summer 2027) Source
From Parliament
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Last checked on 10.11.2026, compiled editorially from public sources. Official publications are authoritative.





