Casa Loma, dubbed “The People’s Castle”, is one of Canada’s most famous historic sites – and the only “castle” in Toronto (Ontario)…it’s also home to a few spirits! Casa Loma is one of our exclusive locations for tours, and Sold Out special events, educational seminars and investigations – and has been since 2009. We are very thankful to the City of Toronto, Staff & Management of this wonderful location for allowing us the privilege to represent them, and for their continued assistance in allowing us access to many of the castle’s secrets! It truly is the “Crown Jewel” of Toronto.
The former home of Canadian financier Sir Henry Pellatt, Canada’s foremost castle is complete with decorated suites, secret passages, an 800-foot tunnel, towers, stables, and beautiful 5-acre estate garden. In 1911, armed with a fortune of $17 million, Sir Henry drew up plans with Canadian architect E.J. Lennox to build his dream castle. Casa Loma took three years and $3.5 million to build. Sir Henry Pellatt filled it with artwork from Canada and around the world. With soaring battlements and secret passageways, it paid homage to the castles and knights of days gone by.
Casa Loma Tours
Dates for our May Events at Casa Loma are now available. All times are 7pm – 10pm; doors open at 6:45pm (It is imperative that you arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your program). Reservation prices are based on Casa Loma’s price guide; we are simply collecting on their behalf. No HST. Spaces are limited!Please note : you are paying for a reservation NOT purchasing tickets.Due to the popularity of this program, we cannot offer refunds or date and time changes. All sales are final.The Evening will commence in the Library for an introduction and breakdown of haunted tales and historical information with your Hostess and the Castle’s Paranormal Representative, Michelle Desrochers, and perhaps listen to a few of the amazing EVP’s captured during some of the investigations that have taken place at The Castle. We will then proceed forward with a mini tour – allowing you, our honored guests, some extra time to investigate on your own! Children MUST be accompanied by an adult at ALL times. Thank you!Michelle Desrochers and her colleague Patrick Cross have been featured on ET Canada, Showcase Channel, BIO Channel, History Television, Toronto Life Magazine and City Parent to mention a few.MAY DATES NOW RESERVING:
Monday, May 20th, 7pm-10pm ( Victoria Day Holiday)
Friday May 24th, 7pm-10pm
Please Note: Reservations must be pre-paid right here on our website. You will then receive a confirmation of payment and your reservation. Due to the limited amount of spaces available, your reservation is not in place until you have received CONFIRMATION from us in regards to your date of choice! If you hav NOT heard from us, you may be lost in cyberspace, therefore please contact us right away. Please note that we will make every possible effort to accomodate you! These Reservations are non-refundable.
Adults….$26.95
Children (14 and under)…..$15.95
Casa Loma Disclaimer:
Please note: Although the program is geared to families, parents are strongly advised that some content may not be suitable for all children.
Please feel free to bring any ghost tracking equipment you may own. A small compass is suggested for children. All visitors are encouraged to bring cameras and video equipment to use during investigation time. Filming of the event itself is not permitted however your free time is.
Due to the popularity of this program, we cannot offer refunds or date and time changes. All sales are final.
I grew up with my friend Mark’ as I was saying and His Father leased, or rented the house across the street. Which appearantly was the Servants house. We Used to sneak into the garage through the passageways and tunnel,. but it was a trippy, I was like 14 or smthn Lol*
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I have spent quite a bit of time in that house, known as The Hunting Lodge. This of course is where Sir Henry and Lady Mary resided while The Stables, and the Casa Loma were being constructed! Had a few experiences happen in there to say the least!
I went to castle Loma around 10 years ago. When I was in the tunnel to the stable I saw a man in a black suit wearing a top-hat and carrying an umbrella. He looked back at me and my friends and kept walking. When we got to the stable he was no where to be found. I was always get chills whenever I think about it. Definitely want to go back and see if I can see any more sitings.
Kendra,
thanks so much for sharing this experience with us…..I would like to add it to the tour……other people have picked up on a tall man….the management thought it may have been EJ Lennox, friend of Sir Henry’s, and also the Castle’s Architect. It sounds like how Sir Henry would have dressed, hence the top hat and umbrella…..I hope you make it back….you will be given time to explore on your own….
i have never been but want to!!!