Toronto: Casa Loma Entry Ticket

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Pre-book your ticket to Toronto’s Casa Loma including the Sir Henry Pellatt documentary. Explore all floors, the celebrity wax gallery, the antique car display, and the Scottish Tower.

Casa Loma Castle Tour in Toronto - Suitable for history and architecture enthusiasts

Casa Loma is a grand historic castle in midtown Toronto offering visitors a glimpse into early 20th-century elegance with authentic period furnishings and unique exhibits.

Highlights

  • Explore elaborate rooms furnished with antiques from the Edwardian era
  • Discover Toronto’s history at the Dark Side of Toronto photo exhibit
  • View the Classic Car Collection featuring vintage vehicles from the early 1900s
  • Learn about Sir Henry Pellatt, the castle’s creator, through a documentary
  • Visit the Hollywood Film Gallery showcasing Casa Loma’s role in film and TV

Description

Completed in 1914 by Sir Henry Pellatt, Casa Loma spans over 200,000 square feet and includes nearly 98 rooms reflecting European-style grandeur. It is one of Toronto’s most notable attractions and a popular location for film productions.

The castle’s stables and carriage house are connected by an 800-foot tunnel that features the Dark Side of Toronto exhibit. This exhibit presents archival photos about Toronto’s challenging historical periods such as Prohibition, the Great Depression, and notable disasters.

The garage displays vintage cars from the early 1900s, including models like the 1910 Maxwell Model Q Standard and the 1924-1925 Ford Model T Touring.

Art lovers can visit the Group of Seven Collection on the third floor, showcasing works by famous Canadian landscape painters active from 1920 to 1933.

The Hollywood Film Gallery in the basement offers insights into movies and TV shows filmed at Casa Loma over the past 30 years.

The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada Regimental Museum occupies a large part of the third floor, reflecting Canada’s military heritage.

Includes

  • Casa Loma entry ticket
  • Sir Henry Pellatt documentary
  • Access to the Backstage Celebrity Gallery
  • Hollywood Film Gallery
  • Antique car display
  • Optional audio guide app
  • Wheelchair access depending on availability

Excludes

  • Transportation

Important Information

  • Children under 3 enter free with a ticketed adult
  • The tour involves stairs
  • Special needs dogs are allowed in Casa Loma and the estate gardens

Booking Tip

For the best experience, book tickets in advance and consider visiting during weekdays to avoid crowds. Wear comfortable shoes for stairs and bring weather-appropriate clothing if you plan to explore the gardens.

Frequently Asked Questions

Casa Loma is a historic castle in Toronto featuring Edwardian-era furnishings and exhibits focused on the city's history and architecture.
Casa Loma is situated in midtown Toronto, accessible by public transportation and local tours.
You can explore antique-furnished rooms, the Dark Side of Toronto photo exhibit, a Classic Car Collection, and a documentary about Sir Henry Pellatt.
Yes, the ticket grants access to extensive historical exhibits and period furnishings that appeal to history and architecture lovers.
Check the official Casa Loma website for the most up-to-date opening hours and ticket availability.
Yes, visitors can watch a documentary detailing Sir Henry Pellatt's life and his role in creating Casa Loma.
Photography is generally allowed inside Casa Loma, but it’s best to check specific rules on the site for any restrictions.
Yes, the entry ticket includes viewing the Classic Car Collection with vintage vehicles from the early 1900s.
Tickets can be purchased online through Casa Loma's official platform or at the castle’s entrance.
Casa Loma offers some accessible areas, but parts of the castle have limited accessibility due to historic architecture.

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