- Summers are filled with a series of concerts held in the gardens, while autumn transforms Casa Loma into a haunted house––perfect for a Gothic castle!
- Today, the mansion is owned by the City of Toronto and run by The Kiwanis Club of Casa Loma, which uses its share of the proceeds for charitable projects.
- Did you know Toronto has a castle? Casa Loma, built by financier Sir Henry Pellatt, is a testament to one man's vision and deep pockets.
- Step back in time at Casa Loma, Toronto’s urban castle. Completed in 1914, Casa Loma has a fascinating backstory and offers a unique view into Canada’s past...
- Sir Henry Pellatt, the dreamer behind Toronto’s famous heritage site; Casa Loma, was born to his British parents in Kingston, Ontario on January 6, 1859.
- Worth the visit if only for the fact Casa Loma is the only castle in TO and Spadina House which is right beside it is also worth the visit.
- The name Casa Loma means Hill House and reflects the fact that it was built on top of the escarpment that was the shoreline of Lake Ontario after the last ice age.
- Inside Casa Loma on the first floor, there is also a Great Hall that is 60ft tall! Inside this spectacular hall is wooden chandeliers and sculptures.
- In a city like Toronto, it is very much possible to feel away and at home, all at the same time and Casa Loma is an excellent place to do so.
- Casa Loma, lavish sandstone, twin-towered, Gothic Revival, castle-styled mansion built as a home by Canadian financier Sir Henry Mill Pellatt in the early years of...