Casa Loma is amazing. It's rich with Toronto history and a fantastic story about a man who always strives for more. Considering how old the building is, it has some fantastic quirks and little stories that make it really exceptional. Phones in every room before 1920, tunnels and secret passages, lighting - really amazing to see.There is a small section on the top floor that seems a bit out of place, which has military history which takes you out of the castle a bit, but fantastic day and well worth visiting.

Wow!!! Amazing architecture. We enjoyed the views and history. The audio tour was very educational and informative. We had some of the wine from the cafe and it was nice. All of the staff were very friendly. We went up the enclosed tower which is higher than the open one. The enclosed tower also had a shorter line as children seem less impressed with the enclosed portion. The open view tower closes approximately 30 minutes prior to the castle. We highly recommend everyone to see this attraction.

Casa Loma was fabulous! It is an interesting museum of sorts. You can walk most of the castle, even go out on the towers. You can walk in the underground tunnel to the stables and car storage. The architecture, materials, craftsmanship are not know in today's world. The conservatory ceiling is beautiful.It is full of pictures, explanations, and history.It is a definite must see if you are in Toronto.

Casa Loma was interesting for my entire family. We enjoyed the glimpse into the lives of the original inhabitants as well as the current exhibit on the Canadian military. The underground tunnel to the stable and garage was especially fun for my two young boys. The staff at the entrance was extremely friendly and obviously enjoyed meeting new guests. The trek up to the two towers is definitely worth it for an extraordinary view of the surrounding area and city.