Visited Casa Loma on first day of our recent trip to Toronto. Was a lovely sunny Sunday and the castle looked beautiful. Enjoyed exploring all the rooms and gardens and reading about the history of the castle and it’s owners. Spent quite a few hours here and the waxwork film exhibition in the basement was good fun. Was great seeing all the clips of films the castle has been used as a location in. We climbed the winding iron staircases to both turrets where you get great views across Toronto. And used the underground tunnel. A good place to visit and would be fun for all ages.

The tour of the castle was great! It's not a guided tour (which I prefer) but there are signs and an audio tour you can download on your phone. We were there on a Thursday morning, weekends are probably more busy. I wouldn't want to go on a busy day. It can get a bit tight in areas if a few people want to see an area at the same time. I recommend finding a non-busy time to visit. I really enjoyed seeing the castle, although I do have to say their escape rooms and restaurant was more enjoyable.

Spent a beautiful day at Casa Loma and the climb up all those stairs was worth it! There is a spectacular view from the towers and the mansion is fascinating. With so many rooms to explore - library, Great Hall, Conservatory, grand bedroom suites, and 2 towers - you could easily spend several hours lost in history. Not to mention the stable and garage that had its own tower and a wax museum of famous celebrities who had made films there. That was an unexpected treat. Of course, after all those stairs, it was nice to relax on the terrace and enjoy a gelato ... or two.

We enjoyed our visit to Casa Loma and learning about this Gothic revival castle built by Sir Henry Pellatt. This was once the largest residence in Toronto and it was interesting to tour the rooms in this castle on the hill. Some of the rooms and halls were very dark and this may pose a problem for some folks. They do have an elevator which staff can operate for those with mobility issues. We saw the Blueblood Steakhouse located in the castle but did not eat there as it is open only for dinner. It was a beautiful room.

I thought about buying tickets online, but glad that I didn't. The ticket price per person is $40 plus an additional "$4.49 fee". But it doesn't say anything about what this "fee" is about!! My wife and I ended up buying the tickets at the door, which is exactly $40 per person, without the fee. The visit itself is nice. We love the history and decor and everything in it. We spent about 2 hours there. The audio guide can be downloaded into your phone, which we did. But since I didn't have my headphone, I have to hold it next to my ear, which is not too bad. There is a coffee shop in the basement, which is quite nice. The washrooms/toilets are also very clean.

We had a great time exploring the castle and learning about the history of this beautiful building and surrounding gardens. Making our way through the tunnels and up to the lookout areas and taking in all the amazing rooms on all the floors. We also were amazed at how many movies have been filmed there, some very well known ones. It is very popular and lots of people come to visit so it can get quite crowded. Overall very impressive and very enjoyable attraction.

Beautiful castle with gorgeous gardens. We really enjoyed seeing the furniture and accessories. It was very crowded and hard for a handicap person to navigate. Please note that unless you park in the paid parking lot, you will have to climb a very steep walkway to the castle. Unfortunately, Casa Loma does not maintain that walkway and there are huge weeds hanging over the walkway and it is very hazardous.

My teenagers loved the section that shows wax figures of famous Canadians. (But where was Justin Bieber?!) We found it easier to download the audio guide, and then listen to the history at my own pace (rather than scanning it at every room). I liked how my online tickets let me enter at my convenience (& not being stuck to a particular timeframe). Casa Loma is truly a gem!

We recently had a wedding at Castle Loma. The event was magical from the initial stages of planning to the execution! The staff were not only helpful but professional! The food from cocktails through to dinner was Michelin star rated. Our guests were extremely impressed with the complete experience. Thank you for making this event a memorable experience for all!

This huge structure, built by and once the residence of Sir Henry Pellatt in the early 20th century, does not fall short of the grandeur and majesty of medieval castles and residences. Its 98 rooms to visit as well as its external structures, gardens, towers, etc. will leave you open-mouthed. Exploring them will transport you back in time although Casa Loma is a modern construction. Every single room is exquisitely decorated. Once you're done exploring the whole place, you can relax and have some meal in its restaurant in the gardens. Highly recommended!