Highlights of Casa Loma
Casa Loma is a castle-like mansion built by businessman Henry Pellatt at the beginning of the 20th century. You can explore the Great Hall, conservatory and library, as well as underground tunnels, towers and gardens, while enjoying the lavish interiors and views over downtown Toronto.

Casa Loma was the former residence of Canadian businessman Henry Pellatt.

The Gothic Revival building, reminiscent of a medieval castle, was designed by Canadian architect E. J. Lennox.

“Casa Loma” means “house on the hill” in Spanish. From the mansion built on high ground, you can look out over Toronto’s cityscape.
Basic information about Casa Loma
The information below was checked against official sources on October 11, 2026. Please also check the latest information on the official website when planning your trip.
- 🔗 Official website
- Official visitor information from Casa Loma.
Plan Your Visit - Casa LomaOpen Daily 9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Last guest admission : 4:30 p.m.) | Adults(18 – 64) | Seniors(65+) | ... - 📍 Address
- 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, Ontario
- 🕒 Opening hours
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- Daily 9:30–17:00, with last admission at 16:30.
- Scottish Tower Due to Escape Casa Loma, the tower closes at 15:00 Wednesday through Friday and at 13:00 on Saturday and Sunday. Norman Tower remains open to visitors.
- Gardens and terrace Lower Gardens, the main garden level, and Terrace are seasonally closed. Terrace may close at 16:00 Thursday through Sunday. Check the official website before visiting for current access and hours.
- 💶 Admission
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- Admission prices General admission tickets with a reserved date and time. Admission is CAD 45 for ages 18–64, CAD 40 for ages 65 and over, CAD 40 for ages 14–17, and CAD 30 for ages 4–13, including HST. Programs and events requiring a separate ticket are not included.
- ⏱ Visit duration
- Allow about 2–3 hours for your visit. ⚠️ The time needed varies with crowds, events, and the areas visited, so allow some extra time.
Getting to Casa Loma
From Dupont subway station, walk north along Spadina Ave. for 2 blocks. At Davenport Road, climb the 110 Baldwin Steps or walk up the slope on the west side of the castle. As the route includes an uphill section, wear comfortable shoes and allow plenty of time. On arrival, check the entrance signs on the Austin Terrace side. The entrance address is 1 Austin Terrace. Also check the official access information.
The related guide “【トロント】観光スポット・グルメ・交通・モデルコースを解説” is currently available only in Japanese.
