CN Tower
CN TOWER
The CN Tower in Toronto, Ontario, will take your imagination to new heights if you want to glimpse the globe from above, and who doesn't? As one of the modern world's seven wonders, the enormous engineering feat has set countless records.
Canadian National or the CN Tower is known for its use in broadcast and telecommunications. It was the world's tallest freestanding construction until 2007, when the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, overtook it.
As a visitor to the CN Tower, you will enjoy an adrenaline-pumping view of the Earth below from the tower's thick glass walls and floors, which reach a height of 1,815 feet on the observation deck. To have a complete CN tower experience, we have made a list of places you must see before leaving the tower;
● THE 360 RESTAURANT
If gazing down from the top of the CN Tower makes your stomach feel like it's floating, you can fill it up with some delectable Canadian food from The 360 Restaurant, which rotates 360 degrees. Plan ahead of time and book reservations because there will be a large number of people wanting to squeeze in an after-tower lunch or dinner tour.
● THE EDGE WALK
The Edgewalk will make the Glass Floor look like a walk in the park for guests who aren't afraid of heights. The Edgewalk secures you to a safety rail on the roof of The 360 Restaurant with a harness and you can go hands-free along the tower's circle.
● SKY LIGHT
Do you want to see your favourite colours displayed in the night sky? The CN tower LED night lights shines best at night and The patterns and colours change throughout the year to represent significant occurrences in the city. The lighting calendar lets you know which days of the week your favourite colours will be visible 1,800 feet in the sky.
If you're visiting in the summer, keep an eye out for other events that could spur further tourists. Toronto has a lot to offer, but climbing the CN Tower is a once-in-a-lifetime experience worth having.
The CN Tower in Toronto, Ontario, will take your imagination to new heights if you want to glimpse the globe from above, and who doesn't? As one of the modern world's seven wonders, the enormous engineering feat has set countless records.
Canadian National or the CN Tower is known for its use in broadcast and telecommunications. It was the world's tallest freestanding construction until 2007, when the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, overtook it.
As a visitor to the CN Tower, you will enjoy an adrenaline-pumping view of the Earth below from the tower's thick glass walls and floors, which reach a height of 1,815 feet on the observation deck. To have a complete CN tower experience, we have made a list of places you must see before leaving the tower;
● THE 360 RESTAURANT
If gazing down from the top of the CN Tower makes your stomach feel like it's floating, you can fill it up with some delectable Canadian food from The 360 Restaurant, which rotates 360 degrees. Plan ahead of time and book reservations because there will be a large number of people wanting to squeeze in an after-tower lunch or dinner tour.
● THE EDGE WALK
The Edgewalk will make the Glass Floor look like a walk in the park for guests who aren't afraid of heights. The Edgewalk secures you to a safety rail on the roof of The 360 Restaurant with a harness and you can go hands-free along the tower's circle.
- LE CAFE AND VUE BISTROS
● SKY LIGHT
Do you want to see your favourite colours displayed in the night sky? The CN tower LED night lights shines best at night and The patterns and colours change throughout the year to represent significant occurrences in the city. The lighting calendar lets you know which days of the week your favourite colours will be visible 1,800 feet in the sky.
If you're visiting in the summer, keep an eye out for other events that could spur further tourists. Toronto has a lot to offer, but climbing the CN Tower is a once-in-a-lifetime experience worth having.
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