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Le château en bref
The Zurlaubenhof is a Baroque manor estate in Zug, associated with the Zurlauben family. The main residential building was erected between 1597 and 1621 by Jost Knopflin, by extending a farmhouse, in a type common in central Switzerland. The great hall of 1621 is decorated with late Renaissance panelling whose painted panels were executed by Paul Stocker and his workshop. A loggia dating from 1736 and the White Hall are located in the tenant farmhouse of 1645, connected to the manor by a covered passageway. The Chapel of St Conrad (1623–1624) communicates with the house via a gallery. The estate, which has a Baroque garden and is listed as a cultural property of national significance, belonged to the Bossard family, who transferred it to the City of Zug in 2022.