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08/08/2026

Birdhouse City? Crazy concept 📸

There is a hillside in Prince Edward County where over a hundred birdhouses stand like a small town, each one modelled after a real building somewhere in the County. Churches, hotels, barns, a whole miniature main street built for birds. No admission, no gift shop, no explanation. Just a quiet field near Picton that someone decided to fill with tiny architecture. This is the kind of stop that never makes the itinerary and ends up being the part you tell people about.

Birdhouse City, Macaulay Mountain Conservation Area, Picton.

07/23/2026

Montreal’s consistently ranks top 3 in the world! What other gardens do you like to visit?

We all love a road trip 📸 Had the chance to film our next entry into our travel series in Montreal this past week and to...
07/22/2026

We all love a road trip 📸

Had the chance to film our next entry into our travel series in Montreal this past week and took the XC60 for a drive to make it all happen.

We had a little bit of smoke along the way but we made the most of our time there

Montreal never disappoints 👌 Can’t wait for the YouTube vid to come out!

07/17/2026

Ep.2 Would you watch sunrise here?

The best sunrise in Toronto isn't where you think it is.

Everyone heads to Polson Pier or the Island. Marina Quay West sits quietly at the west end of Harbourfront with sailboats in the foreground, light coming up over the water, and almost nobody around.

A few things worth knowing:
Marina Quay West, 539 Queens Quay W

Get there 20 to 30 minutes before sunrise for the best colour
It sits right beside the Toronto Music Garden, a waterfront park co-designed by Yo-Yo Ma, with each section based on a movement from Bach's First Cello Suite
The garden is completely empty at that hour, which is the best time to walk it

Save this for your next early morning in the city.

I'm Brock Wunder, and I'm building a travel series taking you to the most beautiful, underrated and unique destinations across the world, starting with Canada. So if that’s your thing, follow along!

07/16/2026

Your guide to Stratford Ontario!

07/12/2026

Are you visiting this brewery?

Most people walk into this place thinking it’s just another brewery…
It’s not.

Powerhouse Brewing Company is literally built inside the original power room of 100 Kellogg Lane — the space that used to generate energy for the entire Kellogg’s factory.

That’s why it feels different. Because it actually is.

Here’s what you should know before you go:

• You’re drinking in the former boiler room that powered Kellogg’s production — the history isn’t recreated, it’s real
• The scale makes sense once you know that — soaring ceilings, massive columns, industrial bones still intact
• Beer is brewed on-site, with a mix of approachable options and rotating small batches
• The space is designed for groups — long communal tables, open layout, easy to settle in for hours
• It sits inside 100 Kellogg, which has been redeveloped into one of the largest indoor entertainment complexes in Canada
• That means you can pair it with arcades, sports courts, food spots, and other experiences all in the same building
• It’s one of the best examples of adaptive reuse done right — nothing feels forced or overdesigned
• Go earlier for a more relaxed vibe, or later when it turns into a high-energy social space
• If you’re planning a visit to London, this is one of the few places that actually gives you something you can’t get elsewhere

Powerhouse isn’t just in a cool building.
It’s the reason the building exists the way it does.

Save this for your next London trip.

07/12/2026

You can visit in 2 hours, but you’ll likely stay longer!

If you’re planning a day in Toronto and want something that actually surprises you, this is it.

Little Canada isn’t just a quick stop. It’s a full miniature version of the country, built with insane detail and designed to be explored slowly.

What makes it worth it:
- Multiple regions in one space including Toronto, Niagara, Ottawa, Quebec, the Rockies, and East Coast

- A full day-to-night lighting cycle every ~15 minutes

- Hidden easter eggs and tiny stories everywhere you look

- You can create a mini version of yourself and place it inside

- One of the best indoor photography spots in the city
Give yourself 60 to 90 minutes. The more you look, the more you’ll notice.

Most people rush it. Don’t.

Save this for when you’re planning your next Toronto day.

07/12/2026

Did you know Canada invented Insulin?

Most people have no idea that one of the most important medical discoveries in history started right here in London, Ontario.

At Banting House National Historic Site, this is where Sir Frederick Banting woke up in the middle of the night in 1920 and wrote down the idea that would lead to the discovery of insulin.

No lab. No big moment. Just 25 words in a notebook that changed millions of lives.

If you’re visiting, here’s what you need to know:

• What it is: The birthplace of insulin and one of Canada’s most important historic sites

• The Flame of Hope: Lit by the Queen Mother, it burns as a symbol of the ongoing search for a cure for diabetes

• The bedroom: You can stand in the exact room where the idea happened

• Guided tours: Highly recommended and what makes the experience worth it

• Unexpected detail: Banting was also an artist and painted with members of the Group of Seven

• Cost: Around $7, one of the best value experiences you’ll find

• Time needed: 45 to 60 minutes

• When to go: Easy to visit anytime, rarely crowded

This is one of those places that doesn’t look like much at first, but once you understand what happened here, it completely shifts your perspective.

If you’re anywhere near London, this should be high on your list.

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