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Tallest Buildings In Toronto

What is tallest buildings in toronto?

· James MacDonald

Key facts

Tallest building SkyTower at Pinnacle One Yonge[2]
Height 351.4 m / 1,153 ft[2]
Second tallest building One Bloor West[2]
Second height 308.6 m / 1,012 ft[2]
Third tallest building Concord Sky[2]
Third height 300.2 m / 985 ft[2]

The tallest building in Toronto is SkyTower at Pinnacle One Yonge, at 351.4 m (1,153 ft), according to the Skyscraper Center listing for Toronto. If you mean Toronto’s tallest structure rather than building, the CN Tower is taller at 553.3 m (1,815.3 ft).

Context

Toronto's skyline is defined by its tall buildings, but the answer to what is tallest depends on whether you count structures or buildings. The tallest building is SkyTower at Pinnacle One Yonge, reaching 351.4 m, while the CN Tower, a communications tower, stands at 553.3 m. Older sources may list First Canadian Place as the tallest because they exclude the CN Tower. For a broader perspective, see tallest buildings in Canada. [2] [2] [1]

Documented claims

  • SkyTower at Pinnacle One Yonge is completed architecturally and listed as the tallest in Toronto by Skyscraper Center. [2]
  • The CN Tower is classified as a communications and observation tower, not a building. [2]
  • Some sources describe Toronto's tallest building as First Canadian Place because the CN Tower is not counted as a skyscraper. [1]

Related

Tallest Structures In The WorldReaders interested in the tallest buildings in Toronto may also want to know about the tallest structures globally for comparison.

Questions and answers

What are the top 3 tallest buildings in Toronto?

The top three are SkyTower at Pinnacle One Yonge (351.4 m), One Bloor West (308.6 m), and Concord Sky (300.2 m). [2]

Is One Bloor West taller than CN Tower?

No. One Bloor West is 308.6 m, while the CN Tower is 553.3 m. [2] [2]

What is the 106 floor building in Toronto?

The CN Tower has 106 floors and is a structure, not a building. [2]

Sources

  1. Toronto skyline - skyscrapers + tall buildings - SKYDB — skydb.net (retrieved August 3, 2026)
  2. Ontario's Tallest Buildings (Over 100 Meters) — kids.kiddle.co (retrieved August 3, 2026)

Sources last checked August 3, 2026. · More in Places