Museum Entrance Kiel Berlin Currency Food Welcome to the Museum of Germany Curator’s Offices

Curator’s Office Personal Picture I am 20 years old and enjoy spending time doing anything involve sports. I live with my best friend which happens to be my girl friend. I chose Germany because the spring break of my senior year of high school I took part in an exchange trip to Kiel. I am a junior here at Emporia pursuing a degree in physical education. Cole Kirkbride Note: Virtual museums were first introduced by educators at Keith Valley Middle School in Horsham, Pennsylvania. This template was designed by Dr. Christy Keeler. View the Educational Virtual Museums website for more information on this instructional technique.Keith Valley Middle SchoolDr. Christy KeelerEducational Virtual Museums Return to Entry

Room 1 Return to Entry Kiel Germany

Room 2 Return to Entry Berlin, Germany

Room 3 Return to EntryCuisine

Room 4 Return to EntryCurrency

Kiel is the capital city of Schleswig-Holstein. Located along the Baltic Sea, Kiel is a big coastal city. Along with many ferries and cruise liners leaving port every week, Kiel is also a main port for the German Navy’s Baltic fleet. Return to Exhibit Kiel

Personal Picture Berlin is the most populated city in Germany. It is also the most popular city mainly in part because it was where North Germany and South Germany were separated by the Berlin Wall. Return to Exhibit Berlin

Germany is known for its fine dining and excellent choice of cuisine. They are especially known for the many different types of sausage that you can find at almost any restaurant. When people think of Germany, many think of German brat wurst and sour kraut. Return to Exhibit Cuisine

European countries are almost opposite of the states in terms of currency. The United States have an abundance of bills worth large, increasing amounts. Europe has more coins than they do bills and their coins in most cases are worth more than the bills. Return to Exhibit German Currency

Personal Picture On the morning of the first day of spring break, a group of 15 students from the small town of Pretty Prairie, Kansas set out on an adventure they would never forget. There destination was Kiel, Germany. After 16 hours on a plane, we were all ready to be on land. Little did we know the shock we were in for. Throughout our 16 day stay in Germany, we visited 4 cities including Kiel and Berlin, took a tour of the Hamburg harbor, visited multiple WWII memorials, and indulged ourselves with the new and tasty German Cuisine. Return to Exhibit The Group