| Datum | Zeit | Beschreibung |
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Sun, 20 July |
09:00-15:00 |
Kids & Family Day powered by Glencore with Henry Bernet, Swiss Tennis and Rollstuhltennis Schweiz |
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Mon, 21 July |
18:00 |
DJ We Are Notting |
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Tue, 22 July |
17:00 |
ZugerKB Family Day: |
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Tue, 22 July |
18:00 |
DJ We Are Notting |
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Tue, 22 July |
18:30 |
ZugerKB Family Day: Meet & Greet with EVZ icehockey player Sven Senteler and an ATP tennis pro at the Public Village |
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Wed, 23 July |
all day |
DJ Robin Tune |
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Thu, 24 July |
all day |
DJ Robin Tune |
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Fri, 25 July |
18:00 |
Blaskapelle Windows (brass band) |
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Fri, 25 July |
19:00 |
DJ We Are Notting |
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Sat, 26 July |
all day |
DJ Robin Tune |
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Sun, 27 July |
14:00 - 15:00 |
Exhibition match Rollstuhltennis Schweiz (wheelchair tennis) |
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Sun, 27 July |
15:30 |
Finals incl. winner ceremony |
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Sun, 27 July |
all day |
DJ Robin Tune |
The Public Village is open from Monday to Friday from 10.30 am, on semi-final Saturday from 1.30 pm and on final Sunday from 1.00 pm. All-day festivities with marquee, lounges, bars, live music and entertainment.
Kids & Family Day powered by Glencore
with Henry Bernet and Jerome Kym
Sunday, 21 July 2024
09:00 – 15:00 Uhr
Tennisclub Zug
Racket in hand, on the courts, get set, go! The start of the Zug Open belongs exclusively to the kids.
On Sunday, 20 July 2025, together with Glencore and Swiss Tennis, we invite sports-loving kids and young racket aficionados to the Tennisclub Zug.
The following highlights await you:
– A special Kids & Family Day t‑shirt
– Training sessions with Australian Open Juniors» champion Henry Bernet and Zug Open 2025 champion Jerome Kym, other ATP pro players and coaches
– Wheelchair tennis rallies
– Guided tour for a look behind the scenes of an ATP tennis tournament
– Visit to the qualification matches
– Snack and lunch together on the tournament grounds
– Q&A sessions with players, coaches and tournament ambassadors
The programme is aimed at children aged 6 – 12 years. The number of places is limited. A draw will be held if required.
Registration deadline
Unfortunately, registrations for the Kids & Family Day can no longer be accepted.
On Tuesday, 22 July 2025, the ZugerKB Family Day will take place on the occasion of the Zug Open 2025. Children and young people up to the age of 18 together with their parents or another accompanying adult (godparent, godmother, uncle, aunt, grandparent) will enjoy free admission to the tournament facility at Tennisclub Zug.
from 11:00 am: start of 1st round singles, round of 16 double
17:00: Mister Money on the tournament ground
18:30: Meet & Greet with a EVZ hockey player Sven Senteler and ATP tennis players
20:00: Coin toss by Mister Money for the Night Session match, start of play
Zug Open Vibes
The Dialectic Zug Open takes place at the tradition-steeped Tennisclub Zug. The centerpiece of the tournament facility is the Centre Court with a grandstand and an additional Southern stand for 1’000 spectators. There are two further match courts for 200 spectators, while the remaining courts are used for training sessions and events. The Public Village with marquee, bar, live music, entertainment and sponsor stands is freely accessible.
Getting there
The tournament grounds at the Tennisclub Zug (Industriestrasse 80, 6300 Zug) can be reached on foot in 20 minutes from the railway station.
Public transport
Buses 603 and 604 run from «Zug, Metalli/Bahnhof» to «Baar, Stadtgrenze» and «Zug, Grienbach» respectively.
By car
Paid parking spaces are available to Zug Open visitors at the «Mobility Hub Zug Nord» parking garage at Industriestrasse 61, 6300 Zug (CHF 10.-/day).
Alternatively, there is a parking garage at Metalli shopping center right next to Zug railway station.
Welcome to Zug
The Zug region presents itself as Switzerland in miniature and shows what makes the country special like hardly anywhere else: here tradition meets innovation, lake scenery meets mountains, magnificent cherry trees in bloom meet charming old town streets. And the sunset is simply legendary. Set off on a discovery tour through the radiant Zug region.
