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One of the largest underground pathways in the world, Toronto's The PATH is home to nearly 30km of shopping, tunnels, engorged rodents, blind albino humans, trash kingdoms, and coffee kiosks. Come with Marilla as she helps you navigate the underground walkways and social conventions of the PATH dwellers.

  Everyone knows that museums can only display a tiny percentage of their collection. So what about the rest of the artifacts? Do they just throw them on a big pile? No, they use rooms! In a walking tour first, Marilla takes you behind the curtain at the ROM to see the relics that weren't good enough for public consumption.

The Keith's Brewery has more than just beer that 20-year-olds think is good. It's also staffed and run by people wearing traditional 19th century clothing. Is there something sinister going on behind the scenes? Ha ha! We'll let Marilla tell you herself.

What's a painting? How much does the muse weigh? And what do Prime Ministers have to do with art? Marilla answers all these questions and more on an enlightening tour of The National Gallery of Canada.