Casa Loma

My husband and I got there about 35 minutes before closing and about five minutes before they stopped selling tickets ( stop selling 4:30 and close at 5) but we still really wanted to see it so we went ahead and paid and moved quickly. It was beautiful! Very interesting home unfortunately they were using the library and conservatory for a private function so we weren't able to go in but otherwise it was great! It also has a beautiful walkway right next to it that gives a stunning view right down the street and up the hill. It does have several sets of stairs but otherwise very doable.
Hannah Magee - a week ago

This museum is a true treasure, offering stunning rooms and a remarkable collection of antique items. Each exhibit is thoughtfully curated, immersing visitors in history and culture. The architecture of the building itself adds to the charm. At 40 CAD, the ticket price is well worth it for the experience. Highly recommended for anyone interested in history and beautiful artifacts!
Sandra D - a month ago

Great place to visit, so much to see and do. Loved going up to the turretts and looking out across the city. Also loved going through the tunnel from the main building over to the stables, i didn't know that there was so much to do and see. Would definitly recomend for anyone who wants a day trip, and venture outside of the city for a few hours. Very easy to get too by the subway.
Zoe Norris - in the last week

First stop on the Toronto trip. One of the furthest Museums away from the CN Tower that is surprisingly worth visiting. Start the tour in the basement and definitely use the audio tour. The Audio tour helps you appreciate this experience a lot more. There is a cool video explanation of the history of the tower in the basement inside of the Swimming pool area. I highly recommend watching this short film. Roughly 10 min long. Again, this is important to make this experience worth it. The rest of the castle is great. So many interesting details and spaces exist to evoke many different feelings and experience history differently. Overall our tour (walk via the audio tour) took about 3 hours with photos being taken of course. Visited in the dead of winter and the castle was still super fun! I recommend!
Eric - 3 months ago

Casa Loma is such a dream for an outdoor ceremony. The gardens feel so grand, but still cozy enough that it doesn’t lose that intimate vibe. And that canopy structure in the middle? It’s the perfect frame to build something beautiful around. I was at a wedding here recently, and the decor completely transformed the space. The florals were so full and textured—soft, romantic, and just so thoughtfully done. You could tell every detail had purpose behind it. Later I found out it was Ethereal Creators behind the design, and honestly, it made total sense. There’s just something about their work—you can feel it without them needing to shout it. If you’re planning a wedding at Casa Loma, a team like that makes all the difference.
Insha Khan - 2 weeks ago