As we only had a short time in Calgary this was one of the places we wanted to go to. The views from the top were amazing- 360 degrees- and there were helpful information boards indicating the landmarks. Standing on the glass platform for a photo was one of the bravest things I’ve done! As we were staying nearby we returned later to see the tower illuminated- lovely!

Calgary Tower. Great landmark and definitely worth the $20 entry. Wasn’t all that busy and great way to see all of Calgary and the mountain line off in the distance. Be mindful if your afraid of of heights or struggle being at heights the tower does lightly sway when it’s windy like today.

It was fine. I would definitely pair it with a meal at Sky 360 to really be able to soak in the views. I also wish the audio tour had a text/readable version. I didn't want to listen and disturb the other visitors. I liked the placards explaining what we were looking at.

There are taller towers in bigger cities, but you can’t necessarily see as much from them. Calgary Tower offers a unique view over the city, on the edge of the prairie, to the Rocky Mountains in the distance. We found ourselves so absorbed that we walked several laps, and watched the short history film as well. One feature, offering another unique perspective, is an area of transparent floor with a view straight down to the street, 157m below. Not everyone will feel comfortable standing on it, but it’s still in place after countless visitors. Definitely worth a visit.

This was our first time visiting the Calgary tower. While the cost is significant at $22 per person for our family of 4, the cost was definitely worth it. Highly recommend! Take a walk out in the glass floor if you are brave!

The views are quite spectacular especially on a clear sunny day of which Calgary has plenty. Lots of information on the construction of the tower and of the buildings on view from the top. I thought the admission price was a bit steep...$23 including tax for a senior but I guess you do have to pay for the view!

Enjoyed visiting Calgary Tower on recent solo trip. Great views of the city from the observation floor. Enjoyed the glass floor area and ground views. I did not eat at the upper level restaurant with rotating views but heard some people commenting that the food was good and they enjoyed the experience. Recommend you add this as part of your Calgary stay.

This isn't the most spectacular tower i have visited, however it is worth going to if you are in downtown Calgary. For this type of attraction the price is reasonable and the views of Calgary are nice to look at on a clear day, which we were fortunate enough to have. Staff were polite and friendly.

We enjoyed our visit to Calgary Tower. It was a nice touristy thing to do while in Calgary. We stood on the transparent step-out (got a little dizzy!) which is impressive, and the birds-eye views of Calgary are beautiful. We watched the video of the history and read some of the placards around the tower. It was a brief visit, but we enjoyed it as part of our Calgary sight-seeing. On our way to the tower, we walked by the Peace Bridge and stopped at Prince's Island Park - wow! This park is stunning and so well maintained. Afterward the tower, we stopped at the Wonderland Sculpture outside The Bow tower, by the Olympic Plaza (under construction in Sept 2024 and so was pretty unimpressive.) We also went by the Family of Man sculpture and to Stephen Avenue Walk and spent a bit of time at the Devonian Gardens. We had lunch and mid-day drinks on a couple of different balcony bars with great views, which was a great way to spend 3-4 hours in downtown Calgary.