Duration
Valid 1 day
Toronto · experience
Casa Loma: entry ticket
Canada’s own 1914 castle — roughly 98 Edwardian rooms, a Prohibition-era tunnel exhibit, an antique car display and a Group of Seven painting collection.
Valid 1 dayEntry ticket, any group sizeFrom €28
The experience
Canada’s own 1914 castle, built by financier Sir Henry Pellatt, with a tunnel exhibit on Toronto’s Prohibition-era history.
Casa Loma is a genuine 1914 castle — roughly 98 rooms across 200,000 square feet, built in Edwardian style for financier Sir Henry Pellatt, with a documentary on his life included in the visit.
An 800-foot tunnel, 18 feet underground, holds the Dark Side of Toronto exhibit — archival photos covering Prohibition, the Great Depression, plague outbreaks and the Great Fire of Toronto — alongside a vintage car display, a Group of Seven landscape painting collection on the third floor, and a Hollywood Film Gallery marking the castle’s 30-plus years as a filming location.
Group
Entry ticket, any group size
Languages
Audio guide app in English, French and Spanish
Format
Self-guided visit with an optional multimedia audio guide app.
Meeting point
One Austin Terrace — the box office in the front vestibule; paid parking ($20/vehicle) available on site.
Pickup and drop-off
Not included — direct entry at the castle.
Who this suits
A good choice when it matches the way you want to use the city.
- A different side of Toronto from the harbourfront and CN Tower sights.
- Film fans — Casa Loma has been a filming location for over 30 years.
- Travellers interested in Canadian history and Edwardian architecture.
Itinerary
The route at a glance.
The guide and exact sequence are confirmed on the day. Times below are a useful indication of how this visit is normally structured.
- 1Your chosen time
Entry
Box office in the front vestibule, One Austin Terrace.
- 2Self-paced
Self-guided visit
The castle, gardens, tunnel exhibit and galleries, with an optional audio guide.
What the visit includes
The practical detail before you choose a date.
Highlights
- The Dark Side of Toronto tunnel exhibit
- An antique car display
- A Group of Seven Canadian landscape painting collection
- The Hollywood Film Gallery
- A documentary on Sir Henry Pellatt included
Included
- ✓ Entry ticket
- ✓ Sir Henry Pellatt documentary
- ✓ Backstage Celebrity Gallery access
- ✓ Hollywood Film Gallery
- ✓ Antique car display
- ✓ Optional multimedia audio guide app
Not included
- • Parking (paid, $20/vehicle on site)
Before you go
A few essentials for the day.
- Baby strollers are not allowed inside.
- Children under 3 are free with a ticketed adult.
- The visit involves stairs throughout.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.