Canada’s National Tower, the country's celebration destination
An enduring symbol of innovation, Canada's National Tower inspires and connects Canadians. The CN Tower stands tall, elevates every occasion, and celebrates infinite possibilities as it welcomes visitors from around the world.
Standing at a jaw-dropping height of 553.3 metres/1,815.5 feet, visitors to the Tower can enjoy its breathtaking views of the city and many exciting offerings. The CN Tower’s world-famous Glass Floors and EdgeWalk, the world’s highest most extreme urban adventure, are a delight to even the biggest of thrill seekers, while its award-winning restaurant is unlike any other. The elevated dining experience at 360 Restaurant celebrates Canadian cuisine and a wine selection from the world’s highest wine cellar, as designated by Guinness World Records.
The CN Tower is also recognized for its commitment to accessibility and inclusion. It has achieved Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certified Gold and is Rainbow Registered, a national accreditation for 2SLGBTQI+ friendly businesses and organizations.
As its proud owner and manager, Canada Lands Company Limited continually finds ways to innovate the CN Tower’s timeless experience. In 2026, the company officially unveiled the Tower’s $21-million Lower Observation Level renovation and launched the CN Tower’s 50th anniversary celebration year. The revitalized level includes new visitor experiences, year-round indoor viewing capacity, a new glass floor and enhanced accessibility.
The Old Port of Montréal has something for everyone.
Its mission is to develop, manage and activate a vast urban recreational, tourism and cultural site — a place for leisure, discovery and gathering.
In Québec, this tourism and event destination attracts more than six million visitors each year. The Old Port offers a wide variety of cultural and entertainment activities, including culinary, sporting and musical events, as well as outdoor festivals.
Located between Old Montréal and the St. Lawrence River, stretching 2.5 kilometres, this historic site is a must-visit gathering place for Montrealers and tourists alike, who can enjoy its promenade, river views, green spaces and vibrant programming. The Old Port also hosts major events, such as Cirque du Soleil performances, Igloofest, Canada Day and New Year’s celebrations along the riverfront.
The site has a rich history from technological, industrial, port and maritime perspectives. As an important place of Canadian heritage, its history is meaningful to all Canadians, as well as to the many tourists who visit it. It is part of the historic district of Old Montréal and is located near Place Royale, the birthplace of Montréal; the Boulevard Saint-Laurent National Historic Site; and the Lachine Canal National Historic Site.
Canada Lands Company Limited’s role helps ensure this historic site is supported and activated for its long-term community, cultural and tourism value. Through more than $8 million per year on average in investments across the Old Port and Montréal Science Centre, The Company supports the operations, infrastructure, public realm and visitor experience that keep the Old Port vibrant year-round.
A place synonymous with discovery
Since 2000, this science and technology destination has stood out for its interactive approach, accessible to everyone, and for showcasing innovation and local expertise.
Located on the Old Port of Montréal site, the Montréal Science Centre is one of the most visited science centres in Canada. Its mission is to give every visitor the opportunity to have fun while engaging with science and technology to help shape their future.
The Centre features five permanent interactive exhibitions, including Nanualuk, which explores the Arctic through Inuit legends. It also includes a vast IMAX®TELUS theatre with a screen seven storeys high and hosts nearly 350 corporate events and weddings each year in spaces offering stunning views of the river and the city. Each year, it attracts more than 600,000 visitors. Since 2000, more than 15 million people — including more than two million students on school trips — have explored science there.
With the financial support of Canada Lands Company and the Montréal Science Centre Foundation, the institution stands out for its unique and interactive approach to science and technology. Recognized in Canada and beyond for its innovation, it exports its expertise and Québec-designed exhibitions, including Fabrik, Musik and Indigenous Ingenuity. Its exhibitions have received numerous awards, including Hockey: Faster Than Ever, Mini Mondo and EXPLORE.
Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the IMAX®TELUS theatre offers an immersive cinematic experience and can double in size to accommodate corporate events, conferences, symposiums and conventions.
