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 by Lemonita
It is the tallest building in Toronto : 447 meters or 1465 feet (I'm not sure it's the tallest one in the world though).
I guess everyone have heard about the piece of glass on which you can walk on. It is a see-through glass, which gives you the impression you're walking in the air. Leave a Comment
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I had the feeling they built such a hugh tower just to have something to offer the tourists. Anyway it's really high and you have a wonderfull view.
TIP: look for the glass floor, it really takes some will-power to step on it ;-) Leave a Comment Other Contact: http://www.cntower.ca/
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 by Anita_Porec
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I wouldn't bother! Too much money....too long of a wait...to many people...nothing to see...! They lure you in so that you would buy all those cheap (yet very expensive) souvenirs... Use this day for something more productive.
However, you might want to make reservations for the 360o restaurant, since that is kind of cool. You eat (or drink!) while you spin around ...yeah!
Leave a Comment Directions: o, you'll see it.
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Read the front page here! :) You HAVE to see it and go up to the very top. Leave a Comment Directions: Next to the sports complex downtown and near the lake waterfront.
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This is the first stop for any vistor to Toronto. I've been up the tower twice and the views of the city are amazing. It really makes you realise how big Toronto really is. One tim ewhen I went up it was just getting dark. That was quite something - to see th esun set over Toronto. Leave a Comment
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 by SiCkb0y
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You HAVE to see it at least once while in Toronto. It's visible from almost any spot downtown. Why?
Cause, with over 600 meters, it's the tallest free-standind structure in the whole world!!! If you decide to go up, you take an Elevator with transparent front. The ride is literally breathtaking. Once up you may have a drink or eat something, watching the panorama of Toronto. Another extraordinary experience is standing on a glass-floor. You take a look down and see the ground...600 meters away. The glass is said to bare the weight of three hippos and some even go jumping on it. The ticket cost 17$ while I was there, but prices tend to go up... Leave a Comment Directions: Just follow the white rabbit...uhh... I mean tower ;)
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 by Chrystyna
You can even step on the famous glass floor and scare those weak kneed around you by jumping on it. Leave a Comment Other Contact: Fri-Sat 8:00am-11:00pm Sun-Thu 8
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