The 360 Restaurant at the CN Tower
Wednesday, June 9th, 2010
Located at the CN Tower–Toronto’s most famous landmark and the highest free-standing structure in the Americas–the 360 Restaurant is an award-winning restaurant that features regional cuisine as well as a revolving view of the city of Toronto. The menu offerings change bi-annually, in May and November, but there is always a delectable and varied selection, whether you dine in the restaurant at lunch or choose to enjoy the relaxing ambience the fine dining establishment offers during the evening hours.
Known officially as Canada’s National Tower, the CN Tower, or the home of the 360 Restaurant, was designated as one of the contemporary “Seven Wonders of the Word” in 1995 by the American Society of Civil Engineers. The Tower was opened on June 26, 1976, and boasts three Read more...
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