While on the run, Garrett, Connor and Pav hide out in an abandoned orphanage to rest for the night. This orphanage is actually Hamilton landmark the Manor House of Auchmar, a historic Gothic Revival-style mansion that was constructed in 1855. The home originally belonged to merchant and civic leader Isaac Buchanan, who was one of the leading political figures in Canada West and one of Toronto’s first representatives in the Legislative Assembly. Enjoy one of the many guided tours through this historic Auchmar house, then treat yourself to some delicious dosas at the neighbouring Indian Spice restaurant, followed by an ice cream roll at Ice Flame for dessert. Then, go for a scenic walk through Chedoke Park and take in the local flora and fauna at Upper Chedoke Falls. For fans chasing a rush from the film, head down to Cameron Speedway & Amusements for a day of go-karting, paintballing, rock climbing and more.

Originally built in 1931 as the Hamilton C.N.R Station, LIUNA Station has been transformed into a stunning banquet and conference centre in the heart of Downtown Hamilton. With Italian marble floors, oak paneling and incredible hospitality, this National Historic Site of Canada is the perfect space for events. Nearby, you can grab a coffee and handmade treat at Grandad’s Donuts, then take a waterside walk along the trails at Hamilton’s scenic Bayfront Park and the Pier 4 Boardwalk. Afterwards, head for a bite to eat at the cozy bohemian café SYNONYM, sample some traditional Mexican fare at Meza or pick up some savoury jerk chicken or roti to go from All Seasoned Jamaican Cuisine.

In order to capture the gritty, urban feel of Lincoln City, Code 8 Part II filmed near the shipyards and ports at Hamilton’s Industrial Sector neighbourhood. Residents of MacCallum Street may have noticed the film’s stars Robbie Amell, Stephen Amell and Jean Yoon shooting several scenes in the area. Nearby, there is plenty to do and see for those looking for adventure. Those looking for some action packed adrenaline can head to Hamilton Indoor Go-Karts. Nearby, you can also find Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo and Nature Centre to observe and learn about a huge variety of snakes, frogs, lizards, alligators and more. History buffs can also head to the HMCS Haida, a Canadian Naval vessel from World War II that now operates as a museum and exhibit. Finally, beer enthusiasts need to take a trip to Hamilton’s famous Collective Arts Brewery to enjoy a pint of their award winning beer at their massive indoor beerhall.