CN Tower coloring pages

Rising high above a waterfront skyline, the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada, has a round pod near the top and a slim antenna reaching into the sky. A domed stadium sits on the left, simple tall buildings stand on both sides, and a sailboat floats on the wavy lake. A sun with straight rays and two clouds complete the page. Bold lines and big shapes suit children aged 2 to 5. The tower was finished in 1976. Color the lake bright blue and give each building its own cheerful color. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

The CN Tower soars above the lakeshore of Toronto, Canada, between a domed stadium and a cluster of modern towers with neat window grids. A row of round trees lines the shore, and on the water a sailboat and a small ferry glide past. A sun and four clouds float overhead. Kids aged 5 to 10 can practice coloring tidy windows and a wide sky. For more than 30 years it was the tallest freestanding structure in the world. Try a soft sunset gradient behind the skyline, from yellow near the water to pink at the top.

Framed by maple leaves at the top left, the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada, rises from a skyline of glassy high-rises beside a domed stadium. Its reflection shimmers in the lake, where a ferry and a sailboat cruise past, while rocks and leafy plants sit along the shore in front. Clouds drift across a mostly open sky. Fine lines suit older kids and adults. The tower stands about 553 meters tall. Use fine-tip markers in bright red and orange for the maple leaves to bring a fall mood to the scene.

A heron stands in the foreground and a loon floats on the patterned water in this richly detailed view of the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada. Sailboats with geometric sails cross Lake Ontario, a domed stadium and dense towers fill the skyline, and spiral clouds, a radiating sun, maple leaves and blossoms frame the top. Coneflowers and swirling stones close off the bottom edge. Designed for experienced adult colorists. The tower opened to the public in 1976. Try a palette of deep teal, plum and amber, coloring the heron's feathers one band at a time. Prints on A4 or US Letter.