KeltenKids

About KeltenKids

Discover the culture of the Iron Age together with the CeltKids Briana and Enno. You will immerse yourself in our history over 2000 years ago.
With Enno and Briana you will find out how the Celtic people lived between the Rhine and the Black Forest back then. On your journey through time together, you will meet Roman traders, marvel at the blacksmith's craft and Celtic glass production, and visit the coin minting workshop or the pottery. On the way you will get to know Celtic cities and large fortifications, find your way in the tumult of large trading ports and cross the mysterious Druid forest.
Briana and Enno have to go on some adventures. Help them with tricky puzzles and skill games. A high-speed chase through the Black Forest provides thrills and you decide whether the story has a happy ending!

With the KeltenKids app you can spend an exciting time at home or explore the Colombischlössle Archaeological Museum in Freiburg while searching for clues! There you will find the valuable Celtic finds that you encountered during your time travel with Briana and Enno. With a detective's eye you can learn even more about the archaeological finds.

In the special exhibition “CeltKids – A Journey through the Iron Age” you can touch different materials at many hands-on stations, try out Celtic jewelry or slip into typical clothing.

With the 360-degree tour through the special exhibition you can immerse yourself in the Iron Age before or after your visit to the museum.


HINTS
The app can be downloaded onto your own smartphone or used on site on free loan devices in the museum.
Headphones: If you would like to use the app on your own device in the museum, please bring headphones with you.
The content of the app can be downloaded in advance so that it is also available offline.

PROMOTER
The digital offerings for the special exhibition “CeltKids – A Journey into the Iron Age” are funded by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research and Art and the state initiative “Keltenland Baden-Württemberg”.