What list of Toronto viewpoints would be complete without the CN Tower? A trip up will cost you, but you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of the GTA and beyond. The CN Tower now has a panoramic lookout. Head here if you're itching to sip luxurious cocktails and munch on cornish hen or beef carpaccio way up in the sky. Located on the 51st floor of the Manulife Centre, this pricey patio on the Mink Mile offers 180 degree views of the city. Grab a drink with a view at The One Eighty. However, if the thought of spending $20 (or more) to lie by a pool gives you the chills, you can experience similarly spectacular views from all over Polson Pier. Polson PierĪ visit to the Port Lands, and Cabana Pool Bar, is never complete without snapping a shot of Toronto's skyline. If you tire of the skyscrapers, turn your head to admire Fort York.Īdmire the Toronto skyline in the distance from Polson Pier. When walking or jogging along the bridge, it's always tempting to take a photo of the CN Tower and Rogers Centre, which appear as if they're right beside you.
This bridge offers a unique view of the downtown core. Watch the streetcars and trains go by on the Bathurst St. You won't find a perspective in which the city looks more lush than this one. Chester Hill LookoutĬhester Hill Lookout might be one of the best makeout spots in the city, due in part because it offers stunning views of downtown, the Don Valley and the Bloor Viaduct. You can view the skyline from the area's iconic arch bridge, or venture into Humber Bay Park before dawn to watch the sun rise over the city.ĭuring the day or at night, Chester Hill Lookout is always looking picture ready.
This picturesque spot in the city's west-end is a favourite of cyclers, joggers and photographers.
Humber Bay is one of the best destinations to catch the sunrise in Toronto.
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