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Visions of Tokyo.
Fleeting glimpse of Tokyo where tradition meets neon, and every corner hints at a story. Just a simple moving postcard from the world's most quietly electric city.
London's oldest pub.
London’s oldest pub has been standing on Fleet Street since 1667, rebuilt right after the Great Fire of London. With its dimly lit rooms, no phone reception, and labyrinth of corridors, it feels like stepping back in time.
Secret Italian dish in NYC.
@vicsnewyork has a new secret dish that you need to know to know to order! only 5-15 will be made a night, so get there early and get one!
Montréal
Montréal. Cobblestone streets, centuries-old architecture, iconic markets. A little slice of Europe in North America. You’ve seen the movie. The sequel’s better.
LOST iN takes you off script in a city where storytellers paint the skyline, bars hide skate bowls and subzero temperatures only turn up the heat. You’ll uncover rooftop parties, roving raves, towering plant sculptures, decades-old drum circles, a Sex Pistols–inspired restaurant, a Shinjuku-style speakeasy and a literal underground art scene. This is the city beneath the city, and we’re not talking about le RÉSO.
Along the way, meet the people making it happen: the adventure guide who pioneered St. Lawrence River surfing; the chef cooking up river-eel carbonara; the concert promoter holding the line for indie music; the street artist creating portals to other worlds; and the guitarist from Canada’s first all-female death-metal band who traded riffs for gothic pet portraiture.
Eat weird, drink late and dance outside. That’s the Montréal that exists beyond the Old World veneer. Get lost in the Montréal where the New World is taking over.
Toronto
Toronto. You know its skyline: the CN Tower, the high-rises, the sharp geometry of glass and steel. But the city reveals its true character at street level where its many worlds begin to overlap. And it’s everywhere.
Caribbean bakeries share blocks with Michelin-starred dining rooms. Victorian storefronts hide world-class cocktail bars. Streetcars rattle past late-night noodle shops. Patios spill out onto the sidewalks. Murals stretch across laneways. Food markets buzz with a dozen languages.
LOST iN explores a Toronto where boundaries blur and boxes are made to be broken. You’ll discover a speakeasy in an art gallery, Asian flavors in Italian classics, vinyl DJs in a wine bar, rare books in a vending machine, and a night market in a neon-lit basement. Along the way, you’ll meet quiet radicals and loud subcultures, landmark design and unexpected wilderness, and a back alley that reminds everyone who won the Graffiti War.
Forget what you think you know about the North. Get lost in the Toronto that packs the world into a single street.
Vancouver
Vancouver is easy to love. Snow-capped mountains frame the skyline, seaplanes skim the harbor and glass towers rise from the edge of the Pacific. It’s the image everyone knows. But there’s more to the city than what fits on the postcard.
LOST iN takes you inside the studios, kitchens and back alleys where Vancouver’s true character takes shape. Meet the photographer documenting women and queer skaters, the artisan sake brewer championing local ingredients, the craft beer icon who set the hazy standard, the rock star making animated punk operas and the Parisian transplant curating one of the city’s finest fashion boutiques.
Along the way, join a sunset drum circle on the beach, shoot hoops in a street-art alley, navigate a giant hedge maze, debate the birthplace of the California roll and summon spirits in an occult-themed speakeasy. Then trade the city streets for towering cedars, secret forest trails and mountain views that keep Vancouver’s frontier spirit alive.
Culture runs free in a city teetering between glimmering skyscrapers and untamed wilderness. Get lost in Vancouver, where the edge of the wild is your playground.