This is basically a really big, somewhat empty manor house (the furnishings were sold off a long time ago). The story of the Pellatts is interesting, and some of the features of the house are neat (especially the conservatory and the climb up to the top of the Scottish Tower), but I'm not sure I would've gone out of the... More

Our family went to Casa Loma in June. The castle was nice outside and inside. The castle had the garden in the back. It is good for one time visit.

Interesting, but once again if it had not been purchased on the city pass, I would indeed pass up this castle. It was a quick look into another time. Neat rooms, but some are not furnished. Basement was never finished, the swimming pool is dark and creepy.

this place was marvelous. the architecture was taken during the medieval time, feels like you're in an old english place. they preserved the place with care.don't forget to buy citypass if you're planning to visit Toronto!

Wow!!!! What a piece of Toronto history!!!! Never knew Sir Pellatt built the hydro plant at Niagara Falls with 2 partners and that Sir Adam Beck and the government of Ontario took it from them (for Ontario) without one $ of compensation! Not one $! Unbelievable!!

My family and I used to go there from time to time, very Beautiful old mansion that really looks more like a castle than a house. The history behind the home is fascinating,Though my study was Archaeology, so seeing that is my lovely hope, but still the kids enjoy it, because it has lots of different entertainment.

We went to Casa Loma as part of a City Pass promotion, 5 attractions for approx. half the price. The outside is very majestic, the castle rises above all around it and looks like it was built in the 1800's instead of the 1900's. When we went in we were a little sad, looking at this grand old dame, we... More

we chose just to walk the neighbourhood and see the outside. I suspect that, if you haven't seen Europe, that you might be impressed.

I'm very glad I saw this place. It has clearly been built by someone with a great deal of money, but also with considerable passion for those things for which he really cares. It would be easy to be cynical about an early 20th Century industrialist and his enormous wealth and aspirations, but my feeling was that there was more... More