Professor Pat Branstad’s German 201 class took a field trip to New Ulm, Minnesota on October 1. New Ulm’s German heritage is evident in its restaurants, shops, and tourist sites. On the class trip, students sampled German dishes at Veigel’s Kaiserhoff restaurant and practiced eating the German (European) way, keeping knife in right hand and fork in left hand. Students also toured some of New Ulm’s German heritage and tourist sites: Hermannsdenkmal (statue of “Herman the German”), the Glockenspiel, Schells Brauerei and gardens, and the local Maibaum (heritage tree), the Bäckerei and Domeiers, a local Tante Emma Laden (neighborhood grocery).
Eating the German way.
Sampling German dishes.
The statue of Herman the German (and students imitating him!)
Maibaum (heritage tree)
Touring German heritage sites
- German 201 class with Professor Branstad
