
Toronto - CN Tower Cam - West View
Ontario, Canada β 0 km

Toronto - CN Tower Cam - East View
π¨π¦ Ontario Β· Canada β Altitude 90 m
This live camera looks at Toronto's CN Tower from its eastern side, one of the most recognisable landmarks in Canada. It is useful for checking how the city looks right now, from the skyline to the lake beyond. The page also shows local time and current weather alongside the stream.
Toronto is the largest city in Ontario and sits on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. The CN Tower, completed in 1976, rises close to the waterfront and has long been the city's defining silhouette. Its base stands near the downtown core, where office towers, theatres and the harbour meet. The lakefront gives the skyline a broad, open backdrop that changes with the light and the season.
The title names the east view of the tower, so the frame is aimed at the eastern side of the downtown area and the waterfront rather than the lake alone. Views like this are usually most interesting in the late afternoon and at dusk, when the lights of the city come on. Clear winter days can give crisp visibility across the rooftops, while summer haze and rain can soften the outline of the tower. Conditions shown depend on the weather at the time.
Toronto has warm, humid summers and cold winters with regular snow, so many visitors prefer late spring, summer or early autumn. The city has an extensive transit network of subways, streetcars and buses that connects the downtown area with the waterfront. Nearby, another CN Tower camera offers a west view, and a waterfront camera covers the Toronto Islands ferry area, which is a short ride away from the harbour.
Source: earthcam.com

Ontario, Canada β 0 km
Ontario, Canada β 1.7 km
Ontario, Canada β 6.5 km
Ontario, Canada β 22 km
Ontario, Canada β 22 km
Ontario, Canada β 29 km

Ontario, Canada β 35 km

Ontario, Canada β 36 km

Ontario, Canada β 43 km
New York, United States β 50 km
The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Toronto are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update automatically so you can check before deciding when to watch.
The local time for Toronto is displayed on this page next to the camera. It follows the local clock, including daylight saving changes.
The camera is in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and is aimed at the eastern side of the CN Tower. The map on this page shows its position relative to the city and the waterfront.
Late afternoon and dusk are often the most interesting, when the city lights come on. Clear days give the best visibility, so check the weather block before you watch.
Partner links: we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.