Do you know the world’s tallest building (now) is in Canada, Toronto? It is 553m (although personally I think the 3rd tallest: Sears Tower in Chicago is more worth the name as it is an office building and not just a tower).
The CN Tower, was meant to be a huge antennal for the TV network. It has a restaurant at the top and also a viewing gallery with a glass for you to step on and see yourself “in the air”.
Maybe because I went up in Sept when there is no rain or snow, the night view is such that I could see the building beneath, with all the lights. Toronto is really a city with a lot of tall buildings and bright office lights (not those HK type of coloured lights).
It is best to go up CN Tower in the early evening, when you can see the daylight and the night view. The CN Tower is besides their baseball stadium, so it is often crowded when there is a game going on and people go to the CN Tower after watching the game.
I also attached a photo of the tram in Toronto, something which you no longer see in Singapore.
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Do you know the world’s tallest building (now) is in Canada, Toronto? It is 553m (although personally I think the 3rd tallest: Sears Tower in Chicago is more worth the name as it is an office building and not just a tower).
The CN Tower, was meant to be a huge antennal for the TV network. It has a restaurant at the top and also a viewing gallery with a glass for you to step on and see yourself “in the air”.
Maybe because I went up in Sept when there is no rain or snow, the night view is such that I could see the building beneath, with all the lights. Toronto is really a city with a lot of tall buildings and bright office lights (not those HK type of coloured lights).
It is best to go up CN Tower in the early evening, when you can see the daylight and the night view. The CN Tower is besides their baseball stadium, so it is often crowded when there is a game going on and people go to the CN Tower after watching the game.
I also attached a photo of the tram in Toronto, something which you no longer see in Singapore.
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