CN Tower In Toronto

Attractions of CN Tower

CN Tower tour includes some highly adventurous attractions and activities to indulge in. The first attraction is the CN Tower Glass Floor at 1122 feet height. Here you can walk, sit, crawl or even jump over the five-times stronger glass floor or look straight down. Here there is an Outdoor Sky Terrace to enjoy the speeding wind of Toronto. On the above floor of CN Tower Canada, there is LookOut Level, which can be reached in one of the six glass-fronted elevators that will take you to 1136 feet. In this floor, you can have the most spectacular view of the Toronto city, be it day or night. The floor-to-ceiling glasses have a special feature called Thermochromic film which allows the glass to adjust to the natural light and modulate the visibility accordingly. This provides an excellent opportunity for a crystal-clear photograph. Here too is a Glass Floor directly above the one below this. 33 floors above the LookOut level, the Sky Pod is one of the highest observation platforms of the world, with a view stretching to the Niagara Falls and the Statue of Liberty. Here one can learn about the engineering details of CN Tower Ontario – how it moves in the wind and what happens when lightning strikes. Last but not least – the hands-free CN Tower Edge Walk is the ultimate adventure to do here. You will be encircling the 5 feet outer ledge being attached to an overhead safety rail with a harness and lean over the edge to have the most spine-chilling experience one can imagine. Complete the day with a culinary treat at the 360 Restaurant – one of the best in Toronto.

Facts About CN Tower

The CN Tower in Toronto is struck by lightning at least 70 to 80 times a year and sometimes even more.

The glass floor of the observation deck of CN Tower is so strong that it has the capacity to withstand the weight of 35 moose in total.

The colors of the CN Tower changes constantly. This is done to pay tribute to various festivities and events all around the world.

The steel communications antenna at the top of the CN Tower broadcasts Toronto television and FM radio signals and wireless telephone signals.

The wine cellar at the top of the CN tower at the 360 restaurants is the highest wine cellar in the world as per the Guinness Book of World Records.