Liberty Caffe

This is a fascinating piece of Toronto history! I was lucky enough to participate in the afternoon tea at the Conservatory which added to the allure and vibe of the castle. The tunnel leading to the garage and stables was a nice cool walk, and the plaques gave just enough information into the lives of those that lived and worked at Casa Loma. So many different films were filmed there, and it was neat to see those locations. A must if you have the time!

The grounds were gorgeous. The building, inside and out, equally as gorgeous. The narrated tour is set up so you can take in as little or as much information as you'd like - at your own pace and direction. It was nice to be able to go our own direction at our own pace. The underground tunnel was fascinating, as were the stables and old cars. Really, the whole place was very informative and fascinating.

What an amazingly historical place, loved the first 2 floors filled with the story of the house and original furniture from the time it was built. We were able to go all the way up to the top of the main tower, what a view from up there. Also little tip on the underground level you can take a secret tunnel to the stables that are a few blocks down, this was by far the coolest of it all!