Casa Loma Review

Casa Roman Castle is truly amazing! From the moment you step in, it seems to be back to medieval Europe. The castle is unique in style, with gothic spires and exquisite carvings, showing the luxury and mystery. The interior is even more gorgeous, with elegant study rooms and mysterious towers, each room full of stories. The tower overlooks downtown Toronto with a panoramic view and intoxicating.

Casa Loma is located in the north of Toronto and was built by British descendants. The basement wine cellar has a large collection of wines; upstairs there is a wax museum with many wax figures of Hollywood stars, as well as Jackie Chan and Canadian Prime Minister Simon & Schuster. The garden has a fountain and sun room; the rooftop terrace overlooks Toronto.

Casaloma Castle, located near the University of Toronto, is the first private mansion in Canadian history. The appearance is simple and full of beauty, but also fairy-tale fantasy, while the interior is extremely luxurious, classical furniture furnishings, there is actually a Chinese style room, which is somewhat surprising. The floor of the main room is covered with a precious white tiger skin, which really highlights the elegant side. Tickets for Canadian dollar 24 are still quite valuable. It's worth visiting.

I have to say that from the front door, the appearance of Casa Loma is still very... average, neither grand nor magnificent. I thought the front would be better, but I was really disappointed. Pushing the door open and going in, you can use the city pass here. Before the visit, you can go downstairs to get a tour guide with the ticket. What surprised us was that the language could be selected in Chinese =.= The decoration inside the castle did not make us excited. The first feeling was that it was big, empty, and expensive. I listened to each place step by step. Next, I will spoil it. If you don’t want to watch it, just jump to the next paragraph. Don’t blame me for not reminding you. It turns out that the owner of the castle was once the richest man in Canada, and this castle has only a 100-year history. In his heyday, the richest man owned one-third or one-quarter of Canada’s wealth. This castle is the most luxurious and beautiful building he could imagine with all his financial resources. So, according to my estimation, this castle is at least one-tenth of Canada’s GDP around 1900. It took the whole country’s efforts to build such a shabby thing. Canadians are really pitiful. The introduction was quite boring, but this guy is indeed quite rich. He has a smoking room, a billiard room, and an empty room that he dreams of giving the King of England a place to live in. He really has all kinds of rooms. It is said that the richest man could not afford the Canadian real estate tax, so the house was nationalized by France and Canada within a decade. What a funny country and funny people.

Casa Rome Castle is a place of interest in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It's a medieval castle built decades ago by a Canadian millionaire for his wife. There is also a sad love story in it, which is very sad to hear.

Casa Loma means "house on the hillside", a castle built in 1911-1914. As a fan of "X-Men", Hugh Jackman's fans, the scenes in which he visits today are recreated with familiar scenes. The Castle School where Mu Yousi admires the mutants'study and life,