Casa Loma
Casa Loma
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Casa Loma Reviews
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May 30, 2007
Casa Loma is a great place to visit. It's an out-of-place, but magnificent castle in the middle of Toronto, and once you step inside, you forget that you're in a bustling metropolis. Audio tours are free, so take advantage! they give you a good history of the house and lead you through the building and its beautifully restored rooms. There are also underground tunnels that lead the stables. Don't forget to wander the grounds where there are beautiful water fountains and gardens!
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Casa Loma Blogs
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Sep 25, 2009
There was so much more to see but we wanted to see Casa Loma. It will give us another reason to come back to Toronto.
Casa Loma is the former estate of Sir Henry Mill Pellatt, a prominent Toronto financier, industrialist and military man. Sir Henry engaged the noted architect E.J. Lennox to help him realize a life… Toronto Zoo, Casa Loma, Downtown Toronto |
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May 02, 2008
Before going back to the hostel we got the subway up to Casa Loma. Casa Loma is a chateau-like building that was built by the guy who utilised Niagara Falls for hydro-electric power. He managed to make so much money that he built a 98-room castle just for him and his wife! Worn out, we headed… Downtown Toronto |
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Jul 22, 2007
We then decided to head off to the big "castle" or mansion, Casa
Loma. It was built by the Sir Henry Pellatt, whom the best I can describe was
the Carnegie, Vanderbilt, or Hurst of Canada. Although he was not completely
like them since his fortunate and his home (Casa Loma) paled in comparison to
all the above… First Full Day |
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Apr 01, 2008
…attractions), the pass gave me access to Six major attractions including; The CN tower, The royal Museum, The Zoo, Hockey Hall of Fame, Casa Loma and some science centre (which i never made it to).
As the first day i was there was rainy and i didn't manage to wake up until midday, I did the Royal Ontario Museum first. The museum building itself was a piece… First and I hope not my last trip to Canada |
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Sep 01, 2007
I spent the afternoon at Casa Loma - an impressive house/castle to the north of the city. Built by Sir Henry Pellatt at great expense, he only got to live in it for about 10 years before going broke. It was interesting to look around & it has very… O Canada... |
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