The highest point in the city of Toronto promises an adrenaline pumping experience. Whether you’re riding the glass elevator (the floor too!) 1,136 feet up for a view of the city like no other, or you’re adventurous enough to walk out onto the solid glass floor and peek at the ant-like cars below, you’re in for a heart-beating good time.
Feeling confident? Jump. It’ll hold you but your stomach may never be the same. Pose for a photo that will shock your friends at home and look like you’re suspended high over the gardens below.
If that isn’t enough, get your blood racing even more! Step outside onto the Tower’s most thrilling attraction in its 35 year history, and the first of its kind in North America. It is the world’s highest full circle hands-free walk on a 1.5 m wide ledge encircling the top of the Tower’s main pod.
Walkers as young as 13 and as young at heart as 90 have experienced EdgeWalk since it opened in Aug this year. Some even proposed marriage while looking down Toronto with nothing but air and breathtaking views of Lake Ontario beneath them.
To celebrate your acts of bravery dine in a restaurant that offers a 360-degree view of the city and a menu to match. On one side the planes landing at the island airport; on the other the lights of the city transforming the view as the sun sets.
Sit back, knowing that you’re in of one of the city’s best restaurants and only steps from the World’s highest Wine Cellar. Choose from one of the 9,000 bottles and toast a trip worth taking.
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