I went here once as a kid and finally made it back to see it again. The self giuded tour is very good and it is a good rainy day activity. more

Casa Loma is a very interesting place to take the family. If you have Brownies or Sparks they will find some very interesting memorabilia. If somebody is mad about the Military there is something for them too. The horse stables are not to be missed. We've been there at Christmas and Halloween and really enjoyed ourselves. Make sure to see... more

I attended a fabulous wedding at Casa Loma and was blown away by the beautiful castle and the delicious, upscale dinner we were served. Every course that came out was better than the last. The grounds are breathtaking and the staff were professional. more

We wandered through here as a family pack of 4 adults and 2 kids, and every one enjoyed it. The gardens, rooms, and the whole place were just beautiful. Do your self a favor and make sure you go to the top of the tower, with the narrow stair, then admire the tower from the gardens afterwards to see how... more

Sir Henry could not finish this castle because he went broke. As a result it was cleared and his possession auctioned. Currently it is furnished with a lot of pieces similar to his and a few recovered originals. His furnishings were mostly reproduction. This will not impress Americans as being as grand as Biltmore or the Breakers or Europeans as... more

Built in the early 1900s by Canadian financier Sir Henry Pellatt, Casa Loma is a castle overlooking the city of Toronto. The castle is complete with a secret passage and a tower which you can climb for an amazing view of the city. The place is fun to visit for kids and adults alike, and there were plenty of school... more

All three floors and the gardens are worth seeing. Every room, and there are dozens, is filled with collections of furniture and accessories, including the bathrooms. The hand held audio tour comes with your admission and offers narratives for just about every place in the castle. more

I have been wanting to go there for some time but never seemed to be able to make it. So we ended up buying the Toronto City Pass and that was our second stop. I loved the castle. My sons loved the stables as there is archery there. I loved the secret passages and the tunnels. A definite must see... more

Casa Loma is an amazing mansion/castle and is surrounded by Toronto's best gardens. 1. Casa Loma is accessible through the TTC. Its walking distance from Spadina station and Dupont station. If you prefer taking the bus you can get further directions by logging onto Casa Loma's website and clicking on "directions" located on the top right of the main page.... more