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  • Harbourfront
  1. Toronto skyline (Photograph: Shutterstock)
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  2. Photograph: Courtesy CN Tower
    Photograph: Courtesy CN TowerEdgeWalk at CN Tower
  3. Photograph: Courtesy CN Tower
    Photograph: Courtesy CN TowerEdgeWalk at CN Tower
  4. Photograph: Courtesy CN Tower
    Photograph: Courtesy CN TowerCN Tower
  5. Photograph: Courtesy CN Tower
    Photograph: Courtesy CN TowerCN Tower
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Time Out says

Sometimes derided for being a tired attraction (after a 30-year run, it lost the title of world’s tallest free-standing structure a few years ago), Toronto’s icon is still indisputably in your face, providing astonishing views, particularly of all the new downtown construction, which climbs ever upward to its lower viewing deck. The CN Tower’s EdgeWalk, introduced back in 2011, gives thrill-seekers a chance to get some air walking on the roof and leaning vertiginously on their tether over the side of the main pod. Different LED light schemes play out on the tower’s exterior from dusk till 2am; the best one lights the main deck to look like a throbbing UFO hanging over the city.

Details

Address:
301 Front St W
Toronto
M5V 2T6
Cross street:
at John St
Transport:
Subway Line 1 to Union Station/Streetcar 510 Spadina
Price:
General admission from $43; seniors and youth from $30; children from $14. SkyPod access from $10 all ages. EdgeWalk Experience starts from $199.
Opening hours:
Daily except Dec 24, 9am–10pm for all observation levels; restaurant hours vary
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