Lohri - the oldest goldsmith's house in the world

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Discover the decorative history of gold and silversmiths.

Façade of the Lohri goldsmiths' house with large shop windows, central entrance door and gold lettering above the windows.

Staircase with wooden banister, wall ornament with coat of arms and bouquet of flowers with red tulips in the foreground

Close-up of a gold snake-shaped piece of jewelry with inlaid red and white gemstones on a brown background

Bright showroom in the Lohri Goldsmiths' House with jewelry showcases on white pedestals, a round carpet and two chairs in front of a wooden table under an ornate ceiling with a chandelier.

Discover the decorative history of gold and silversmiths.

There is evidence that goldsmiths and silversmiths have been working at Neugasse 27 since 1620. A glittering tradition that is being carried on today by the Lohri family in the 2nd generation. The building was reopened in 2016 in the Empire style after extensive renovation work in collaboration with the Zug Heritage Society.

On a tour of the house, you will learn more about its history, the exciting construction process and the historical background. You will learn about Zug's goldsmith tradition at first hand.

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