German Village looks like a storybook — cobblestone streets, beautifully restored brick cottages and gardens tucked behind iron fences. This walking food tour lets you taste the storybook too, on a delicious 3.5-hour journey through one of Columbus’ most beloved neighborhoods.
The tastings star real local legends: Katzinger’s, the Food Network-featured deli, and Schmidt’s, famous across Ohio for its iconic German cooking and giant cream puffs. The tour concludes at Barcelona with paella and sangria, and by the end you will have eaten enough to happily skip a meal. The walk covers just over 2 miles at an easy pace, with vegetarian options available with notice.
Guests rate the experience 4.64 stars, and tickets start at $105 for the March-to-November season. History, architecture and unforgettable food on one stroll — German Village does not disappoint.
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