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Discover Casa Loma, a signature Toronto landmark, built to embody the medieval romance dreamed of by Canadian industrialist Sir Henry Pellatt.
Spanning over 200,000 square feet, this magnificent mansion retains the elegance of Europe and its exquisite architecture. Wander through 98 meticulously crafted rooms, completed in 1914, and admire the rare furnishings and antiques of the Edwardian era. Explore the 800-foot underground tunnel with its historical exhibits, vintage car collection, artwork, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of Hollywood film locations. Immerse yourself in Casa Loma's 100-year story.

A Special Day at Casa Loma: Where Medieval European Elegance Meets Toronto's History
Experience classic charm at this elevated castle in midtown Toronto. Begin with a documentary about Sir Henry Pellatt's life, then freely explore the mansion's intricate rooms, underground stables, and opulent collection spaces. Capture unforgettable photos amidst the grandeur of the exterior and the meticulously preserved interiors, creating a timeless atmosphere.
Tour Highlights

Rooms Reflecting Edwardian Elegance
These spaces were once the former residence of Sir Henry Mill Pellatt, the visionary behind the castle. Designed by architect E.J. Lennox, most of the 98 rooms maintain the luxurious Edwardian-era interiors, featuring authentic furniture and antiques that evoke a classic ambiance.
Toronto's Dark Side & The Dark Side Tunnel
Located 18 feet below Austin Terrace, this 800-foot underground tunnel connects the stables to the castle. Here, you can view rare photographic exhibits documenting Toronto's challenging past, including the Prohibition era, the Great Depression, epidemics, the Great Fire of Toronto, and the first airplane crash.
Classic Car Collection in the Garage & Stables
The carriage house and garage display vintage vehicles from the early 1900s, owned by Sir Henry Pellatt during his time at Casa Loma. Get up close with timeless automobiles like the 1910 Maxwell Model Q Standard and the 1924-1925 Ford Model T Touring.
Group of Seven Collection & The Queen's Own Rifles Museum
On the third floor, discover artworks by the 'Group of Seven,' a collective of artists active from 1920 to 1933, capturing Canada's stunning natural landscapes. Also on this floor, the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Museum showcases military history artifacts.
Hollywood Film Gallery
Located in the castle's basement, this area highlights Casa Loma's role as a beloved filming location for major movies and TV shows for over 30 years. Explore the castle's unique charm as a backdrop for famous scenes and uncover behind-the-scenes stories.
"The perfect way to experience the grandeur of a historic castle and glimpse Toronto's past all in one visit."
Address:
Casa Loma
1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, ON M5R 1X8 Canada
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Operating Hours:
9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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