Bundesstrasse Apartment
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- One Bedroom Units Available
- One Bathroom
- Laundry In Unit
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About this property
This amazing modern apartment located near the Metalli, the main shopping center in Zug. It's just a short walk from the main train station, making it super convenient for you.
This temporary city apartment on Bundesstrasse is right in the heart of the city, just two streets away from the Metalli Shopping Center, Zug's most important shopping center. It's equipped with a fully equipped kitchen including a dishwasher and ceramic hob, as well as a bright open living and dining area furnished with comfy leather sofas and dining chairs.
The bedroom offers a double bed and a spacious solid wood wardrobe. The recently renovated bathroom features a shower cabin, and there's even a laundry area with a washing machine and dryer in the apartment. Not to mention, the balcony with a view of the lake provides some extra space for relaxation. And yes, there's an elevator too!
The city apartment is situated in a modern building right in the heart of Zug, within walking distance to the main train station, bus stops, banks, post offices, and numerous shops, supermarkets, bars, and restaurants. The nearest lakeside bridge is less than five minutes away, and the picturesque blue and white clock tower is also close by and definitely worth a visit.
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About Zug, Switzerland
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At first glance, Zug seems like many other Swiss cities: lapped by a lake and surrounded by mountains, this is the most affluent city in the country. But you probably won’t know it as you gulp down a Kirschtorte (cherry cake), wander through the cobblestone medieval streets or take in award-worthy sunsets.