I do miss it a lot. There are lots of cons and pros to consider though if you're thinking of moving there. Pros: -Switzerland is clean -Switzerland is beautiful -Switzerland is safe -everything works really well (most efficient country ever) -Lots of things to do if you have kids. Especially in the summer when the badis open. Cons: -everything is super expensive -I hate to geralise but Swiss people can be quite snobby so there is not as much sense of community (if you are not Swiss) as in the US and Mediterranean countries @@user-jj5mp7ib1f
Lol! I lived here for 4 years. "Too far to walk to the old town"? Take the Alsdadt exit from the train station, walk a block to the lake, then while taking in the amazing view, you suddenly find yourself in the old town!
Mahalos for this! Will be going thru Zug on a 2 week bike tour out of Zurich this July. Did you say a lake with "Pike and trout"...? I have never heard of such as pike is a predatory species of trout. Interesting!
You will enjoy little Zug and surroundings. Yes, I mentioned the Fishery Museum has exhibits, and does some breeding of pike and trout. As their website says: This is in the Old Town of Zug directly on the lake and features a breeding area you can visit. This is where whitefish, pike, trout and the famous Arctic char are bred. The museum, with its unusual exhibits and exotic collections, transports you back to how fishing was in around 1900. After coming here you will never look at the lake in the same way again. www.zug-tourismus.ch/en/culture/museum/fishery-museum
There are three sections in Switzerland, French (where Bern the country's capital is), Italian and German (where the town of Zug is) and each speaking their respective languages. Therefore, she is speaking German and not surprisingly French and or Italian and possibly English. I worked in Zug in a company called Video Fone It no longer exists), as well as other places in Europe for eight years. Many beautiful places in Europe is very storybook-like.
@@pkop4 Standard german is ok - It is as good as impossible to learn the swiss german if you didn't learn it as a child anyway, it sounds ridiculous if germans try to do this :)
I lived there for 7 years. I moved 3 years ago to Thailand and I like to watch these videos for nostalgia.
I do miss it a lot. There are lots of cons and pros to consider though if you're thinking of moving there.
Pros:
-Switzerland is clean
-Switzerland is beautiful
-Switzerland is safe
-everything works really well (most efficient country ever)
-Lots of things to do if you have kids. Especially in the summer when the badis open.
Cons:
-everything is super expensive
-I hate to geralise but Swiss people can be quite snobby so there is not as much sense of community (if you are not Swiss) as in the US and Mediterranean countries
@@user-jj5mp7ib1f
I just love the way those old buildings are kept clean and in such good shape and must be real proud of preservation and love it myself.
Eisen J Eisen Switzerland just wasn't destroyed during the war..
@Juan2003gtr seriously?...but not much...never heard of it
Excellent information and very well presented!
Lol! I lived here for 4 years. "Too far to walk to the old town"? Take the Alsdadt exit from the train station, walk a block to the lake, then while taking in the amazing view, you suddenly find yourself in the old town!
Thank you, I do see on the map it is only 1 km, and lovely along the shore. Next time I'll walk.
Don't walk, its too far, about 1 mile - Says the american looool
I do love your videos. I just watched one from 7 years ago, also in Zug. I'm missing it so much. Thank you!
Ja, ich wohne im wunderschönen Kanton Zug in der wunderschönen Schweiz, ein Hoch auf mein Vaterland 👍🏼🏆🥇🇨🇭 🍀☀️😘
I am tempted to visit Switzerland this summer by watching your videos. Please keep them rolling.
Thank you Rakesh
As you mentioned, the train station and buses are very nice. Such a pretty area. Zurich is great as a starting point.
Well presented ... upbeat commentary with appropriate backing track - other vloggers please take note.
Thanks very much, I like the message to others, most of whom need improvements.
16年來過蘇黎世，非常美麗的一個城市，多謝你的視頻。Hi,Great video,I am from Guangzhou China,Thank for your video.Beatiful Zug.
Thank you! I will be there end of May this year.
Thank you Dennis for sharing.... I totally love your Switzerland movies.... Please keep them coming.... Cheers!!!
I love your reviews. Thanks!
my hometown. 😊
this useful video is easy understanding and good sites shots
Que cidade linda!🌎
Historic? Try "medieval"! I lived there for 4 years. Heaven on earth. Thanks for the video
Nice
Mahalos for this! Will be going thru Zug on a 2 week bike tour out of Zurich this July. Did you say a lake with "Pike and trout"...? I have never heard of such as pike is a predatory species of trout. Interesting!
You will enjoy little Zug and surroundings. Yes, I mentioned the Fishery Museum has exhibits, and does some breeding of pike and trout. As their website says:
This is in the Old Town of Zug directly on the lake and features a breeding area you can visit. This is where whitefish, pike, trout and the famous Arctic char are bred. The museum, with its unusual exhibits and exotic collections,
transports you back to how fishing was in around 1900. After coming here
you will never look at the lake in the same way again.
www.zug-tourismus.ch/en/culture/museum/fishery-museum
Mahalo nui loa @denniscallan! I will definitely check it out! Keep up the good work!
Beautiful Zug ❤️
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Zug area locations the plain .the train so bus enjoy walking many peoples . which people tell busy city .old house seeing so
Nice!
Exelent
nice video,thanks for addressing
Super film, sehr interesant :-)
kolin is georgeus.
Macedonia where?? curious!!
Yeah, he means Skopje. Macedonia is Greek
@@nomikosnikolas Macedonia is never been Greek
Take the bus from the station to the old Town? It's a 10min walk for God's sake
Anyone else living there?🇨🇭
What language do they speak? I know a girl who lives here? How do I speak to her? Will they speak american? I only know american?
There are three sections in Switzerland, French (where Bern the country's capital is), Italian and German (where the town of Zug is) and each speaking their respective languages. Therefore, she is speaking German and not surprisingly French and or Italian and possibly English. I worked in Zug in a company called Video Fone It no longer exists), as well as other places in Europe for eight years. Many beautiful places in Europe is very storybook-like.
@@karlgiertz2754 No, Bern is in the german speaking part of switzerland (I lived there for 10 years, I must know).
@@thomi77 If one were to move to German-speaking Switzerland, it a requirement to learn the Swiss version of German, or do many speak standard German?
@@pkop4 Standard german is ok - It is as good as impossible to learn the swiss german if you didn't learn it as a child anyway, it sounds ridiculous if germans try to do this :)
Yes 👉zug 🐇🍫🍬
Really cool city you can contact me if you need more information :) My office is in Kanton Zug.
Videos like this is how the young generation of Anglophones will ever see western Europe.
My last name comes from here (Zook)
"It's just too far. It's over a mile."
Wow! wonder why we're getting so fat.
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good place for hiding money