This wonderful area in Columbus should be on everyone's list to see and walk around. The homes and buildings maintain the old historic appearance complete with brick streets and walks. One would think they were back in Germany itself. There are great shops and restaurants to enjoy.

I walked through German Village on a beautiful Sunday morning / afternoon. Majority of the roads are cobblestoned. Honestly, it just reminded me of a typical lower-middle class area. Houses close together with tiny yards. Don't get me wrong - there are a couple places to hit like Schmidt's but not as many as I expected. I didn't get a... More

We visited German Village on a beautiful spring day, which certainly enhanced the ambience of the area. The contrast between the bustling city streets of downtown Columbus and the quiet, Old World feel of German Village is remarkable. Without a proper walking map, we meandered through the area but missed some of its highlights, I believe. Loved the treasures found... More

The flowers were out on the trees and on the ground neat cobble stone street s and sidewalks. The shops are nice with the beautiful park nearby and some great restruants the visitors center was very nice.

Nice houses where people live. Occasional restaurants and in general a nice place for a walkaround. Maybe a visit at the Mohawk and a good meal at that restaurant.

Been visiting German Village for 40+ years, and what's not to like? Have to admire the homeowners given the parking concerns. OK! All of God's Children visit Schmidt's 5000 times, and German Village has other really neat restaurants. We like Lindey's lamp chops! Take a day or afternoon and just explore German Village; you will be thankful that cobblestones disappeared... More

Brick homes, brick streets, brick sidewalks, lots of unique shops, cafes,and delis. The area is very picturesque with flowering trees and flower boxes on many homes. There are lots of people walking their dogs and riding their bikes. there are so many dogs that many of the shops place water bowls for them out front

We visited the German Village on Saturday afternoon, I lived in a small village in Germany several years ago, and this area looks very similar to it, making me feel I was back in Koechlitz. Unfortunately some of the places closed at noon on Saturday (just like in Germany), and we were unable to visit them. We thought that being... More

This is a quaint of the beaten path type of area. Very low key with plenty of dinig, and shopping. The buildings are old and could use some repair. Other than that, we love coming to this part of town.