At first, when I looked up the place in Cleveland I thought it would be a museum on maritime science and weather patterns of the Great Lakes, like the National Museum of the Great Lakes. But I was wrong. It’s Read more
I started traveling extensively in Canada during the Covid-19 pandemic when I got bored and looked at where the government would permit me to travel on a map. Turns out, Ontario is the largest of the provinces by population and Read more
Route: Warsaw to LondonPlane: B737 Max 8Date: 4 Jan, 2026Price: $2,009 as part of a trip to Ottawa via Toronto ComfortEuropean domestic business class has always been a step below Asian and North American domestic equivalents. The middle seat is Read more
Route: London to TorontoPlane: B787-8Date Jan 4, 2026Price paid: $2,009 including a previous flight from Warsaw on LOT and a subsequent connection to Ottawa ComfortAir Canada’s international business class features reverse herringbone lie-flat seats in eight rows of four. The Read more
Being the richest man in Oshawa, McLaughlin funded many community services, including this gallery. It has one piece of art from each of the Group of Seven, a Norval Morisseau, and many, many contemporary works of art that bring in Read more
All the lounges in Zurich Terminal E have the famous viewing balcony. While the public viewing deck was closed on my visit, the balcony is always open to lounge users. Visitors can ask for a Wi-Fi access code when they Read more
Every April, Vancouver’s streets bloom with cherry blossoms that came from Japan as a gift in honour of Japanese Canadians who joined the Canadian army in the First World War. The city has turned this natural phenomenon into an annual Read more
St-Ambroise Grapefruit IPA Appearance – 6/10, looks a little lighter than it should for an IPA Taste – 8/10, the fresh grapefruit taste is mixed well with a slightly bitter malty aftertaste Texture – 7/10, it’s thicker than it should Read more
The Rhätische Bahn, or Rhaetian Railway in English, operates all the internal railways of the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland. It’s one of the more eccentric private railways in the countries that seems to still operate in the 1970s. The Read more