Had a wedding at this castle. Food was amazing... 3 course meal BABY!!! We were only in TO for the weekend, so when we visit again we may do the full tour during the day... really interesting place!!! more

Dont even think about driving to this place and trying to park. We wanted to stop in on our way out of Toronto to see the castle, so we drove there. They will let you into the parking lot even when there are 30 cars already in there looking for parking spots that dont exist. Great use of the parking... more

Casa Loma is interesting for the craftsmanship, although the architecture is not terribly interesting (I would almost describe it as being grandiose and impractical enough to be a folly had it not been so well used). It is worth a short trip to visit it if one were in the area, and the gardens are a nice place for those... more

While our entire experience in Toronto was fabulous, this is probably one of the true highlights of our visit. About halfway down the second floor main hall, my wife socked me in the arm and said, "honey, you should build me this house!" The well-restored rooms were a treasure to look at and the staff was helpful and friendly. We... more

We really enjoyed our visit to Casa Loma. The place is beautiful and the garden is wonderful. When in Toronto again, we'd most likely go for a second visit. more

I have just reminded myself why I haven't gone to Casa Loma in a long time. I love history and by all accounts this should be one of my favourite places. Unfortunately I find that this is one of the few overpriced tourist attractions to which all tour buses must go and tells nothing of Toronto life, Canada's history and... more

Casa Loma was very beautiful and my husband and I are glad we took the time to visit. We were there in the month of May and the gardens were fabulous - there were colorful flowers blooming everywhere. The grounds were beautiful and well-kept, the castle was majestic, and the interior had a lot of intricate detail. Tickets are about... more

We have had the pleasure of visiting Casa Loma a few times, and it really is a wonderful place. There is lots to see inside and out and if you like historical structures, it is worth a tour. In 1911 over three hundred men started construction on Casa Loma and worked for the next three years to complete it. The... more

After many years of anticipation we finally were able to attend Casa Loma and for their Haunted Castle event (geared for children 10 and under). I had been to the Castle many years ago as a young teen and thought it would be fun to go back with my family and 21 month old child. Sadly, it wasn't at all... more