CN Tower in Toronto

CN Tower in Toronto

Highlights

Visitors can enjoy motion rides, interactive exhibits, shopping inside the tower, or have a sumptuous dinner at an award-winning restaurant before stepping onto the thrilling glass floor to test their courage. Introduction: The CN Tower in Toronto was completed in 1970 and stands 553 meters tall, making it the tallest telecommunications tower in the world. In terms of height, it surpasses Moscow’s Ostankino Tower by 54 feet and the Empire State Building in the United States by 565 feet. The tower is equipped with high-speed glass-enclosed elevators that take visitors to the top in just 58 seconds, where they can enjoy stunning views of the entire city of Toronto, Lake Ontario, and the surrounding islands. Beyond the scenery, you can also dine at the world’s highest and largest revolving restaurant, located more than 350 meters above ground, savoring delicious food while taking in the panoramic views — truly a memorable experience.

Dining / Accommodation / Shopping

The 360 Restaurant, located 351 meters above ground, features a floor that completes a full rotation every 72 minutes, allowing diners to enjoy a 360-degree view of Toronto without moving from their seats. Transportation

Transportation: Take the subway to Union Station, walk west along Front Street for a few minutes, or walk along the SkyWalk for five minutes to reach the tower.

By car: From the south or west of the city: Enter downtown Toronto via the QEW highway. Note that the QEW becomes the Gardiner Expressway within the city. After exiting the highway northbound on Spadina Ave., turn right onto Bremner Blvd.

From the east: Enter downtown Toronto via Highway 401, then transfer to the Don Valley Parkway (DVP) southbound. As you approach the city center, switch to the Gardiner Expressway westbound, exit northbound on Spadina Ave., then turn right onto Bremner Blvd.

From the north: Enter downtown Toronto via Highway 400, then transfer to Highway 401 westbound. Continue until you reach Highway 427, then head south and enter downtown Toronto via the QEW/Gardiner highways. Exit northbound on Spadina Ave., then turn right onto Bremner Blvd.

Address: 301 Front St. W., Toronto

Phone: (416)360-8500 Tickets / Opening Hours

Full observation deck ticket: CAD $31.99 for all ages

Toronto, Canada