Inside the World's Largest Coke Can: What Lies at the Bottom

The world's largest Coke can in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba has been a recognizable landmark for over three decades. Built as a water tower in 1905, it was later repurposed to resemble a giant Coca-Cola can in 1994.

The structure initially stood near the highway but was moved to its current location in the Canad Inns parking lot after Canadian Tire was built and Club West closed in 1999.

A recent video tour took viewers inside the landmark, providing a rare look at what's inside. This time, new footage shows what lies at the bottom of the massive structure, offering a unique perspective on this iconic attraction.