Whether you are Christian, Jewish or “other”, this is the centre for Toronto history and culture.
While all Torontonians are familiar with Casa Loma, few have spent the time need to navigate the many tunnels, exhibits and room. Did you know that this is a prime location for filming Hollywood movies? While it appears quite old, the structure was completed in 1914, right in the middle of World War One. Originally constructed for Sir Henry Pellatt, a Canadian industrialist best known for bringing hydroelectricity to the GTA.



We came for the Christmas event but they have stuff going on rear-round. They have banquet halls, kitchen, and every amenity that you can image. Most wedding officiants are familiar with this venue, being perhaps the nicest in the city. I will come here any chance that I get, whether it be for a nice lunch or for the Legends of Horror. This is on my top list of things to do in Toronto and it a MUST-DO for any visit to The Six.

This is up on the second of three floors. Asher is look at the amble things to check out, including trained actors (and actresses) in costumes. There are like a gazillion different rooms, each connected via pedestrian pathways and so forth. This is not wheelchair (or stroller) accessible so you may need to take this into consideration. You will see a whole variety of different flags, each from a different period in Canadian history.



This is a picture with Jackie Chan, well the wax representation of the actor. I still cannot get enough of his Rush Hour movies, a holiday staple in my house.


It was pretty cool to see a Menorah featured in the castle. It made us feel welcome amonst the Christmas festivities, enjoying the winter seasons with our Christian neighbours. We are very proud to live in such a beautiful and free country, giving us the chance to participate in an open society.

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There are 3 awesome shows here, two of which we saw. We missed the magic show do to being on the opposite side of the property at the time. Here is the ice skating show, despite occuring on a synthetic rink of sorts. Both skaters did awesome, pulling off some awesome jumps and spins. This is the place to be for Christmas Magic (besides Winterfest at Wonderland).
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