Office for Monument Preservation and Archaeology
We preserve, maintain, study and document the archaeological and architectural heritage in the Canton of Zug. For this purpose, we identify and document significant cultural assets, support property owners, building experts and municipalities, and conduct archaeological excavations and investigations.

Our Departments
Topics
With the following topics ...
- you will gain an understanding of the work involved and find answers to the most frequently asked questions about archeology and monument preservation;
- you will find out everything you need to know about making structural alterations to a monument or building from before 1850, or carrying out a building project in an archaeological zone;
- you will discover the monuments, buildings from before 1850, archaeological sites, and finds in the Canton of Zug, and the significance of cultural heritage protection in the region.
Kontakt
Office for Monument Preservation and Archaeology
6300 Zug
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About us
The canton of Zug boasts a rich and varied cultural heritage. As the Office for Monument Preservation and Archaeology, we are committed to protecting this heritage. Our work is guided by the Cantonal Monument Protection Act.
Did you know that the oldest archaeological finds in Zug date back to the Stone Age and are over 16,000 years old? Or that the oldest preserved monument, the Zug Castle, dates back to the 12th century, while the newest listed building, the Röhrliberg school building in Cham, was truly used only from 1973?
Team
Our office consists of five departments. Further below you find the head of office and the secretariat. The others teams are listed on the individual sites of the departments in the blue box above.


Mirjam Gallo
6300 Zug

Sina Gubser
CH-6300 Zug

Organigram
Legal bases
As the authority responsible for monument preservation and archaeology in the Canton of Zug, our work is legally mandated and is based on both national and international laws.
Links
The Canton of Zug and Switzerland have many organizations dedicated to preserving historical monuments and archaeology. We collaborate with these associations, institutions, and experts on the relevant topics and tasks.
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