CN Tower
1,815 feet, and a glass floor over the drop.
Duration
1 hr 30 min – 2 hrs 30 min
Best time
Sunset slot
Open
Every day
Entry price
47 CAD
The CN Tower is five hundred and fifty-three metres tall and was the world's tallest free-standing structure for thirty-two years, from 1975 to 2007. It was built by the Canadian railway to solve a practical problem: Toronto's skyscrapers were blocking radio and television signals.
The glass floor, at three hundred and forty-two metres, holds the weight of fourteen hippopotamuses according to the brochure — an argument that mainly says people hesitate to step on it. The EdgeWalk, higher up, has harnessed visitors walk a metre-and-a-half external ledge, with no railing.
Getting there
301 Front Street West, next to the Rogers Centre. Union Station subway, then ten minutes on foot via the walkway.
What the price covers
paid entry to the observation levels, rate to be confirmed; EdgeWalk is a separate ticket
What to bring
- Board
Rules on site
The ticket is timed and the sunset slot goes days ahead. The upper levels — SkyPod and EdgeWalk — cost extra and are chosen at purchase.
Checked on 29 August 2026 at CN Tower — tickets
