CN Tower

Standing at a height of more than 553 meter (1,815 ft), CN Tower is Toronto’s most recognizable landmark. Built in 1976 as a communication tower, today it is most prominent part of city’s landmark and it offers viewing deck, 360 degree view restaurant and edge walk for thrill seekers.

Quick facts about CN Tower

• Name: CN Tower
• Location: Toronto, Canada
• Built: 1976
• Type of attraction: Architectural/Tower
• Ticket price: From $30

EdgeWalk, the first attraction of its sort in North America, debuted at the CN Tower in 2011. EdgeWalk is for you if you’ve ever wanted to feel the open air 356 meters (1,168 feet) above Toronto. On a 1.5 m (5 ft) ledge around the top of the CN Tower’s main pod, the world’s highest full circle hands-free walk takes place. Visitors are secured to an overhead rail by a safe harness while they move around the pod.

The journey, which lasts about 1.5 hours, is led by a qualified EdgeWalk guide (the outside portion lasts approximately half an hour). During the walk, you’ll have the chance to lean back over the city with nothing between you and the ground except open air—an outstanding photo opportunity to share with your friends when you return to Earth!

EdgeWalk tickets include a commemorative video, printed photographs, and a certificate of completion. LookOut, Glass Floor, and SkyPod are also accessible to ticket holders. All of this, plus lifetime bragging rights and a once-in-a-lifetime adventure!

it is a must visit attraction when in Toronto and a must when taking photos of this beautiful city.

Interesting facts about CN Tower

Here are some interesting facts about this impressive landmark:

• On a clear day, visitors on the top desk can observe view at a distance of almost 100 miles (160 kilometers).
• About 75 lightning strikes hit the tower per year. It is properly secured with lightning rods and installation for this purpose.
• The 360 Restaurant on top rotates full circle every 72 minutes.

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