This Columbus neighborhood named by national travel publication as one of the country’s top destinations ‘with a foreign feel’

German Village was recently tapped as one of the top destinations in the country boasting “a foreign feel.”

According to a survey of more than 3,000 travelers conducted by Turn the Paige Travel, German Village was ranked the nation’s 31st-best foreign-inspired destination out of 140 total named by travelers.

“This historic district in Columbus features brick streets, German-style pubs, and charming houses that evoke a traditional German town. Settled in the mid-1800s by German immigrants, German Village is a historic district characterized by brick-paved streets and red-brick homes arranged in a European style,” the survey says about the Columbus neighborhood.

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German Village was one of four Ohio spots named (Zoar, Over-the-Rhine and Sugarcreek were the other three), but the local neighborhood was the highest-ranked destination in the Buckeye State.

The top three in the nation? According to Turn the Page Travel, that would be the French Quarter (first) in New Orleans, Savannah, Georgia (second) and San Antonio’s Historic District (third).

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