There is nothing special about this German village - the houses are built in German style, and there are a few restaurants that sell German foods like Schnitzel, sausage, and German beer. It can be nice for a short visit but, better to lower your expectation.

Awesome place, nice view.

It does look like a small village in Germany. The entrance fee to the museum is okay and affordable. Everything in the museum is also labelled in German. Unfortunately the food variety is limited to sausages, pig's trotters, and beer. Still it was interesting to see!

A German town in Korea sounds very unique, but I personally think that was pretty much the whole extent of its character. Despite its history and name, I didn't find much resemblance of a Deutsche Berg. I guess this popular attraction transformed itself into a Korean attraction that sells a lot of food and items of German names. The whole town is surrounded by beautiful mountain landscape, but the much of Nam Hae island is beautiful. The food is nothing like the ones I tasted in Munich or Frankfurt. There was not enough parking and too many people. Everything was sooooo expensive. My family had some snacks, juice, and ice cream, took photos, and got out of there quickly. If you want to visit, keep your expectations low. Personally, I think you will find much more satisfaction with other parts in Nam Hae Island. Nevertheless, it will be a not so German Town in Korea experience.

We went to Namhae for Oktoberfest and it was a lot of fun! When you arrive for this festival you park at the bottom of the hill and then they bus you to the top. There were a lot of tents selling food (pretzels, sausages, beer, ribs) and souvenirs. There were two large tents for entertainment and beer. There were a few things for kids to do- a small play area and a balloon artist. They had ice cream that was delicious! The village itself is very cute. I can see why people enjoy visiting here!

Great historical and also beautiful town on top of the mountain overlooking the ocean. Must visit if you travel down south. I think it is better than Busan.

Nice place to take a stroll. Take a half day if you wanna go here because you can take many pictures and explore more and have a relax time at cafe with nice view..

German language in every signboards, buildings are made as German tradition and thus they named the area as german village.

Food and beer are great. Ironically, despite its foundation german village is hostile to mixed couple when one of them is Asian. Truly sad. This place was very disappointin. Natives keep enough tourism for the status quo. Unfortunately, it has peaked.

It looks real German village in South Korea. There have German restaurants, souvenirs shops, and bread stores. The German town is quiet and clean. It is one of the tourist areas for foreigners.

Nice place to visit or to spend the night. There are so many pension on the GermanVillageto meet all tastes. Of course sausages and beer rule!

German village where you will get lots of german architecture house and foods just enjoy while you here...

I've been visiting here since they were established more than decade ago. Renewed now and modern and comfortable and in vigor more.

I was there for a beer festival. That was so festive and many beautiful things that you can find around

It was interesting to see how the people after their return built a community here. We had some good chats in German. Their stories were really interesting.