What's On at Casa Loma
Step into a world of art, history, and discovery at Casa Loma. From seasonal programs to exciting exhibitions and special events in Toronto, there’s always something to experience at the castle.
Open Daily
- Gardens close at 4:30 PM on Mondays & Tuesdays.
- Scottish Tower closes early on select days for Escape Casa Loma:
- Wednesdays to Fridays: Closes at 3:00 PM
- Saturdays & Sundays: Closes at 1:00 PM
- The Norman Tower remains open during these times
9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
(Last Guest Admission: 4:30 PM)
On Now at Casa Loma
Legends of Horror
October 4, 2025
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November 1, 2025
Each October, the grounds of Casa Loma will once again be transformed into an immersive theatrical experience, Legends of Horror. Done in the presentational form considered “promenade theatre”, in which the audience walks at their own pace through a 2 km trail commencing in the lower gardens of Casa Loma and winding its way through the castles tunnels and darkest spaces never before open to the public.
Always On
The Dark Side Tunnel Exhibit
Archival photographs highlight the darker moments in Toronto’s history, from plague to prohibition.
Group of Seven Collection
An exhibit of original artwork from Canada’s iconic Group of Seven landscape painters.
Antique Car Display
A rotating collection of vintage automobiles from the early 1900s on display in the garage and carriage room.
Hollywood Film Gallery
A behind-the-scenes look at the films and TV shows filmed at Casa Loma.
The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada
A regimental museum honouring Canada’s oldest infantry regiment and its ongoing legacy.
The Rooms
Explore the historic estate of Sir Henry Pellatt, featuring over 90 rooms with authentic Edwardian furnishings.
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The Backstage Celebrity Gallery
A hyper-realistic exhibit featuring celebrity figures from films shot at Casa Loma.
2 Intelligence and Camp X
Discover the evolution of Canadian military intelligence and espionage from 1903 to today.
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What Visitors Love
Visitors love the stunning views, hidden tunnels, and unforgettable mix of history, dining, and entertainment at Casa Loma.
Alejandra at the front desk was absolutely amazing. We went on a particularly snowy day and she made it amazing. She was very informative and upfront about the condition of the castle and ensured we’d have the best tour which we did! The castle itself is absolutely stunning and a must see.
Danielle D
Our family loved our visit to Casa Loma! My husband enjoyed seeing the movie location stuff, my kids thought it was cool to walk around the castle, and I enjoyed the history of the building and the grounds were beautiful. I wasn't super impressed with Toronto, so this was the saving grace!
A.M.
Best thing I did in Toronto hands down! The castle is massive and you have access to so much. Very interactive, a lot of walking and stairs. The towers have very narrow spiral stairs so be aware of that since it’s the only way up. Every time I thought I was done I would find another floor or room to explore. Easily spend 2-3 hours here.
capdap
It's a big, beautiful place with a lot of things to look at. It was clean and well-kept. There was no guide required, it was a self tour with the city pass tickets
Rikki W
Amazing place. One of the best I have ever visited. 98 rooms build in 1914 after three years hard work of 300 men. Ticket is a bit pricey but otherwise a must to see!
Toippa
Allow time to thoroughly explore this beautiful estate. We did not so I feel we missed lots of opportunity to experience treasure. We were on a group trip with a bus and parking was difficult. I imagine parking overall in this area would be challenging.
Nancy B
It was amazing, the view great from the Towers. Underground tunnels really took you back in time. Everything was spectacular even the Lunch In the garden. Took lots of pictures.
Yvette O