Columbus Landmarks invites you to join us for a pleasant walk through historic neighborhood "villages" of Columbus. These guided tours last about two hours and cover one to two miles along architecturally interesting and historically significant streets and spaces.

Hungarian Village in Columbus? Yes, and it has been there many decades as a neighborhood destination and port of entry for many people—Central and Eastern Europeans, Appalachian families, industrialists, farmers, ancestors of Presidents, Irish, shopkeepers and steel workers, Native Americans, African Americans, craftsmen, as well as, long-time pioneer families. Modest homes, churches, and architecture with “back stories” make up the neighborhood of Hungarian Village and the area once well-known as Steelton. The walk begins on the front steps of the Hungarian Reformed Church, 365 Woodrow (off Parsons Avenue) and will conclude there just as the annual Hungarian picnic will start. Delicious food will be available for sale from the Hungarian Cultural Association.