The Capuchin tower once stood in the north-east corner of the Zug fortification ring. It dates from the 16th century. The date "1526" can be seen under the brickwork arcade.
The Capuchin tower once stood in the north-east corner of the Zug fortification ring. It dates from the 16th century. The date "1526" can be seen under the brickwork arcade.
The clock with the large clock face is remarkable. The tower was called "Hochzytturm bei der Löbern", "Hoch Zeitturm", "Feuerglockenturm" and "Luegisland". Due to its proximity to the Capuchin monastery, the name "Capuchin Tower" gradually became established.