Kerken en kapellen in kanton Zug

Churches & Chapels

Explore the architectural and spiritual landscape of the Zug region and its borders. This selection highlights significant religious sites, from the Late Gothic St. Wolfgang church to the Late Classical Reformed church in Hütten. The list includes protected heritage sites like the Verenakapelle, situated at the edge of the Zugerberg forest, and the Michaelskreuz chapel perched on the Rooterberg. These churches and chapels represent diverse styles and denominations, serving as both local parish centers and serene sanctuaries within the Swiss countryside.

Churches & Chapels — Kaart

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A

St. Wolfgang

Late Gothic parish church of the Roman Catholic parish of Heiliggeist in the Canton of Zug.

Roland Zumbuehl / CC BY 3.0

B

St. Martin

Roman Catholic parish church of Baar. This wheelchair-accessible building serves as a central religious site in the municipality.

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C

St. Verena

Heritage-protected Catholic chapel located at the edge of the Zugerberg forest.

Adrian Michael / CC BY-SA 3.0

D

Kapelle Michaelskreuz

Catholic chapel situated on the Rooterberg ridge above the municipality of Root.

Charly Bernasconi / CC BY-SA 4.0

E

Kirche St. Jakobus

Roman Catholic parish church located in the village of Hütten within the Canton of Zürich.

Charly Bernasconi / CC BY-SA 4.0

F

Kirche St. Antonius

Roman Catholic parish church serving the community of Hirzel in the Canton of Zürich.

Michael D. Schmid / CC BY-SA 4.0

G

Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche Hütten

Late Classical country church located in Hütten, representing the Reformed architectural style of the Zürich region.