Location: Schumacher Place
Top Things to do in Schumacher Place
What to do and see in Schumacher Place, Ohio (OH): The Best Things to do
Ohio’s capital city is full of beautiful neighborhoods, a critically acclaimed food scene and top-ranked attractions. This creative-minded destination offers something for everyone. Families will enjoy COSI, the nationally known science center, as well as the Columbus zoo and its neighboring water park. Art lovers will savor the collections at the Columbus Museum of Art and revel in Gallery Hop, a monthly celebration in the Short North Art District. Columbus is a city that invites exploration.
Restaurants in Columbus
1. Helen Winnemore's
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By juliev593 - Auburn, United States
There is a lot to see here. The fused glass decorations are beautiful, and there are many types of unique gifts and decorations throughout the store.
2. Alternatives for Health
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Wagner-Hagans Auto Museum
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5.0 based on 170 reviews
We do not have regular hours. We do tours by appointment only. Due to my employment situation we do tours in the evenings and weekends.
Reviewed By gerasimp2019
Steve is a wonderful person! I’ve come all the way from Bulgaria and so far I’ve enjoyed his museum the most in Columbus. The collection is really nice and the combination of his classic american cars from the 50-60s, his very rare license plates, signs and items is a perfect combo and creates an unforgettable experience. He knows his stuff and he will be glad to give you a tour.
4. Body Language Massage & Wellness
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Body language massage & wellness: an integrated healing experience for mind, body and spirit that begins where you are now to help you hear your body's messages. Communicate with your body. Offering therapeutic massage and relaxing swedish massage; reiki treatments and attunements; spa treatments; meditation; aromatherapy; and other integrated healing and wellness services
5. Schiller Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By klbarth39 - Columbus, United States
Schiller park is in the heart of German Village. It has a pond where children can fish and release. The park has walking paths and a small ampatheater where different Shakespeare plays are performed along with several other activities. Currently they have about 2 dozen pieces of art gravity defying sculptures suspended from wires above walkways, pond, between trees and many other areas. These pieces of art are on loan from a Polish artist. Many are sporting sculptures. The park also has a enclosed recreation center for community events, basketball, dancing, exercise. During the spring and summer they have many different types of flowers in bloom. The park is about 3 blocks by 2 blocks in size.
6. The Actor's Theatre of Columbus
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
7. The Red Stable
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
OHIO-mad souvenirs and Gifts! Featuring over 100 local vendors from German Village, Columbus and Ohio. Plus German-made nutcrackers, smokers, Christmas pyramids and cuckoo clocks.
Reviewed By flightsnotfeelings6 - Lockport, United States
A really cute shop full of things made by locals! It was kind of pricey, but handmade things usually are. The staff were super friendly & helpful, too! Definitely recommend a stop here, even if it’s just to browse!
8. Moeller Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
9. Schmidt's Fudge Haus
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4.0 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By DavidTackettTravel - Danville, United States
Schmidt’s Fudge Haus is a stop you must make in German village. In addition to a number of handmade delectables the shop also offers a large quantity of German trinkets and novelty items. Greeted by Keith who offered his knowledge and a smile (behind his mask) gave samples, recommendations and historical tidbits while I shopped. The fudge: All the showcase candy is made in house. I recommend the turtles, Buckeyes and peanut butter cups. Each piece is creamy and rich in texture. There isn’t enough “o” in smooth to describe the peanutbutter. This is luxury chocolate and will cost a little more than a gas station peanut butter cup... but let’s face it who wants bologna when you can have filet? If you haven’t tried Asbach a traditional liquor filled candy this is offered (imported, not made in house). Vintage selection: The shop offers candy you didn’t know was available any more. Blackjack gum, slow poke, wax lips, smoothie, and more. Trinkets: Authentic German made “smoker” sculptures, Christmas ornaments, puzzles, toys, postcards, coasters, and more. Stop by this cozy sister store to the sausage Haus you will not regret it. Please look at my other reviews in the area.. -Schmidt’s Sausage Haus -German Guest House -Other World
10. A Murder Mystery Dinner (Columbus, Oh)
A Murder Mystery Dinner combines the fun of a dinner even with the challenging aspect of solving puzzles. Every even is unique! Play a the role of a detective or play the role of a character. Bribe your way through the night to get clues. Every aspect of the night includes strategy, mystery, and immersive fun! There is no other event like this!
