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  • Par ici pour le sommet du monde -- This way to the top of the world The CN Tower was built as a solution to the communication problems that were the result of the unprecedented boom of skyscrapers development in Toronto in the 1960s. In 1975 they were recognized as the world's tallest free standing structure. It held this record for 32 year until 2007, but it still remains the third tallest tower in the world and the tallest free standing structure in the Western hemisphere. In addition to its' communication functions, the CN Tower provides a stunning view over Toronto and it is one of the essential MUST SEE experiences. ADMISSION RATES - Adult (13-64yrs) $36 CAD - Senior (65yrs+) $31 CAD - Child (4-12yrs) $26 CAD I happened to visit the CN Tower on a Friday afternoon and there was a slight wait to buy the tickets, but everything after that was incredibly swift. I had been previously warned about long dreadful waits here since it is a major attraction in Toronto, but I probably lucked out since I did not go on the weekend. While on ground floor, you go through an area with fun facts about the CN Tower and mini models to look at. Right before the elevator they take a picture of you in front of a green screen and you are given a ticket to redeem upon your exit. Then you enter the elevator with a clear opening and glass floor panels for you to watch as you reach the top floor in a quick 58 seconds. From here you can access the Lookout floor with a breathtaking view of the city. You can walk all around to see every angle of the city. If you go one floor down, you can also get to the Glass floor with the world famous glass floors, an outdoor sky terrace. This is the level with the elevators going down. If I come back in the future I definitely would like to enjoy a meal here. They have a nicer 360 Restaurant or a more casual Horizon's restaurant. I feel like this would have been an amazing way to fully experience and enjoy the CN Tower but I had already eaten before coming here. If you feel brave they have a Skypod Level that is the highest level you can get on and the Edgewalk experience. Both of these are available at additional costs of course... Just as it was a quick ride up, it was a quick ride down. This is where they show you your pictures with the CN Tower backgrounds and trick you into buying their stuff. There is also a gift shop tempting you to buy stuff as you exit. Toronto is such a beautiful city and the stunning view from the CN Tower really left an imprint of this city in my heart. I walked around the Lookout floor and the Glass floor in full circles slowly admiring the majestic city. There was the city side and then the water front. It was so stunning. I am so grateful that I came on a day where it was not overly busy so I could fully soak in the full glory of this experience.
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