CN Tower

Standing tall in the skyline of Toronto, the CN Tower is an iconic Canadian landmark. It was once the world's tallest free-standing structure and its observation decks offer sweeping views of the city. The tower also features a glass floor and a revolving restaurant, providing visitors with a unique perspective of Toronto from above. For thrill-seekers, the EdgeWalk experience allows for an open-air, hands-free walk around the exterior ledge of the tower.

EdgeWalk

For those seeking an adrenaline rush, the EdgeWalk at the CN Tower offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience to walk around the circumference of the roof of the tower’s main pod, 356 meters above the ground. This is the world’s highest full-circle hands-free walk and involves a harness system that keeps participants secure while they take in unparalleled views of Toronto and Lake Ontario. While reservations for the EdgeWalk are recommended, it's a can't-miss opportunity for adventure enthusiasts to truly immerse themselves in Toronto's skyline.

Glass Floor and SkyPod Observation Decks

Visiting the Glass Floor is a must when you're at the CN Tower. This unique feature allows you to stand 342 meters above the ground on a clear glass pane, offering the sensation of walking on air. For visitors eager to reach even greater heights, the SkyPod Observation Deck sits at 447 meters and provides an expansive view of Toronto and its natural surroundings. On clear days, visibility from the SkyPod can extend to over 160 kilometers, allowing you to see as far as Niagara Falls and Upstate New York.

360 The Restaurant at the CN Tower

360 The Restaurant offers a dining experience like no other in Toronto. Located at a height of 351 meters, this revolving restaurant completes a full rotation every 72 minutes, giving diners a constantly changing vista of the city. With a menu that showcases Canadian cuisine and an impressive wine selection, the restaurant provides an unforgettable way to enjoy a meal.

Nighttime Light Show

The CN Tower's lighting system is an impressive sight to behold, especially at night when it illuminates the structure with vibrant colors and patterns. These lights are not purely aesthetic; they also carry an environmental purpose, contributing to bird migration safety. The light show can often be seen from various points throughout Toronto, providing an ever-changing backdrop to the city's night sky.

Transportation to CN Tower

Accessibility and ease of transport are important for visitors. The CN Tower is conveniently located in downtown Toronto and is within walking distance from Union Station, Toronto's main rail station. Additionally, there are ample parking facilities nearby for those driving to the location. The Tower is also well served by public transportation options including buses and streetcars, making it easily reachable from anywhere in the city.

Visitor Facilities

The CN Tower is designed with visitor comfort in mind. It is equipped with accessible facilities to accommodate guests with different needs, including elevators and wheelchairs. Shops within the tower offer Canadian souvenirs and gifts, allowing guests to take home a piece of their experience. For convenience, there are also informational displays that provide historical context about the structure and its significance in telecommunications.