Have you ever been charmed by any of Indiana's more whimsical small towns? From the eclectic town of New Harmony to the eccentric Beverly Shores, it's not hard to fall for the tiniest of towns in the Hoosier State. If you love history, great food, and German culture, then we have a small town that's like a little slice of heaven.

There are unique spots around Indiana that are rich with German heritage, but no town is as entrenched in German culture more than the tiny town of Oldenburg. This small town of under 700 Hoosiers is rich with German architecture and influence.

Established in 1837 by German settlers, Oldenburg is considered to be the heart of German culture in the Midwest. From German street names to hand painted murals and fire hydrants, you'll feel as though you've stumbled upon someplace truly special when you enter this small town.

Oldenburg's Historic District is a dream to experience. You'll find over 106 historic buildings constructed in a variety of popular architectural styles, with a heavy German influence. Walking down the main street in Oldenburg will have you believing you've been transported to a whimsical German village.

Oldenburg is nicknamed the "Village of Spires" because of its numerous churches and religious institutions. You'll be blown away by the incredible beauty of these churches and cathedrals, including the stunning Oldenburg Academy of the Immaculate Conception.

Of course, no German town is complete without legendary food. Restaurants like Brau Haus keep German food traditions alive. You'll also find hints of German culture in more Americanized restaurants like Pearl Street Pub.

The Kessing Haus Cafe also has a German flair, with incredible coffee, tea, baked goods, and more. This charming cafe is a great place to chat and learn more about the interesting history of this charming town.

The Kessing Haus Cafe is also well known for their homemade sauerkraut, a huge hit with anyone who loves German flavors.

Oldenburg is also home to the beloved Freudenfest, an annual summertime festival which translates to "Day of Fun." You'll get to experience games, live music, a bier garden, contests, live auction, dachshund races, and so much more during this famous celebration.

Of course, the food at this festival is full of German traditional cuisine, like the beloved German "fester" sandwich (a combination of German meats, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and mustard), bratus, tea rings, and much more.

For a charming town that's as unique as they come and filled with delightful and enchanting attractions, be sure to visit Oldenburg, Indiana.

Have you ever visited this charming slice of heaven in Indiana? What was your favorite part about this delightful small town?

For another stunning small town to visit in the Hoosier state, be sure to check out the picture perfect town of Winona Lake.