Casa Loma

Toronto, ON

Historical

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Where are we going?

Address: 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, ON M5R 1X8, Canada _{How do we get there?} Number: (416)923-1171

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Who LOVES history? Well, did you know that Toronto actually has a CASTLE? Yep! Casa Loma is a majestic castle, that dates back to the early 1910's.

It's where you can step back in time to European splendour and elegance! It was once home to Sit Henry Pallatt, who was a Canadian financier. Inside, you will be able to explore incredibly decorated suites, that will give you a first hand look at what life was like over 100 years ago.

It's a castle, so of course there is an 800ft tunnel! Here, you can experience an exhibit on the Dark Side of Toronto. You can learn of stories of the Depression, and Prohibition, and the Plague, and even the Great Fire of Toronto. Certainly a walk through the city's history!

There are stables, and towers, and incredible 5 acre gardens which are open seasonally. These are a great way to mix up your indoor adventure with outdoor walks in nature.

There are 60ft high ceilings in the Great Hall, with amazing hand carved pillars. There is a library filled with old and wonderful books.

You can explore the dining room, where you can just imagine the sounds and scents that would have been felt at the height of its time. You can even visit the bathrooms, and bedrooms, and the wine cellar with over 1800 bottles!

Don't miss the fun events they hold across the year, including fun Halloween experiences!

History is waiting to be uncovered at Casa Loma, where the whole family can step back in time, and really enjoy this castle experience!

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How much does it cost?

Adults

$40

Children

$20 - $35

Discount

Seniors $35

Free Under

3 years.

Last Updates

2023

Casa Loma FAQ’s

The Terrace Grill is a seasonal outdoor casual service restaurant, and the Liberty Cafe is where you can enjoy casual lunch options including pastries, sandwiches and pastas

Allow a couple of hours to enjoy it all!

There is a gift shop on the lower level, and was originally a bowling alley! A great way to pick up fun and educational gifts and souvenirs of the castle

They welcome elementary to secondary school students to the castle! Just give them a call about giving them a real life history lesson - right where it happened!

There are healthy options at both eateries!

Most of the exhibit rooms are accessible, as are the different floors. There is an accessible washroom, and parking, and special needs dogs are welcome.

The last admission is 4:30pm