About CN Tower
Standing at 553.3 meters, the CN Tower in Toronto is Canada’s tallest structure and a defining feature of the city’s skyline. Opened in 1976, it offers panoramic views from its observation decks, a glass floor, and the thrilling EdgeWalk. The tower also features dining at the 360 Restaurant and hosts events year-round.
Key Information
- Visitors (Annual) ~2 million
- Height 553.3 m
- Languages English, French
- Currency CAD
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History of CN Tower
Built by the Canadian National Railway Company, the CN Tower was completed in 1976 as a communications and observation tower. It held the title of the world’s tallest freestanding structure until 2010. Today, it remains a symbol of Toronto’s innovation and a top tourist attraction.
The tower continues to evolve with new experiences like the EdgeWalk, blending history with modern thrills.
CN Tower at a Glance
Observation Decks
Main Deck, SkyPod
360 Restaurant
World’s highest revolving restaurant
EdgeWalk
Hands-free walk around the tower
Best Time to Visit
Spring/Fall for fewer crowds
CN Tower in Pictures
1-Day CN Tower & Toronto Itinerary
Maximize your visit to the CN Tower and nearby attractions with this curated itinerary.
- Visit the CN Tower’s Main Observation Deck
- Experience the Glass Floor
- Lunch at 360 Restaurant
- Explore Ripley’s Aquarium nearby
- Visit the SkyPod for sunset views
- Stroll through Toronto’s Entertainment District
Explore CN Tower on Maps
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