Casa Loma Audio Guide
Explore Casa Loma with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.
About the Tour
Casa Loma is a Gothic Revival style mansion in Toronto, Canada, completed in 1914. It operates as a historic house museum and popular tourist attraction.
What you will hear
The Great Hall: A 60-Foot First Impression
Focuses on the grand entrance interior, featuring the soaring timber ceiling and the verified Wurlitzer organ.
Great Hall Fireplace
Stand beneath the 60-foot timber ceiling of the Great Hall, a space designed by architect E. J. Lennox to evoke the atmosphere of a medieval fortress.
The Conservatory: A Glass Oasis
Showcases the stunning stained-glass dome and the botanical luxury of the sunroom.
Stained Glass Dome
The Conservatory is crowned by a stunning stained-glass dome, featuring intricate patterns of grapevines and flowers that glow with hidden light.
The Dining & Serving Rooms
Explores the entertaining spaces, including the gilded doors and the scale of the serving areas.
The Gilded Doors
These striking doors connect the Conservatory to the main hall and have served as backdrops for some of Hollywood's biggest films.
The Private Suites & Round Room
Covers the second-floor living quarters, including Sir Henry's tiger rug, Lady Pellatt's suite, and the architecturally unique Round Room. This area also houses the 'White Lady' ghost lore.
Sir Henry's Suite
In stark contrast to his wife’s suite, Sir Henry’s private rooms are characterized by dark mahogany paneling and a hidden wall safe, reflecting his status as a powerful financier.
The Stables & Vintage Car Collection
The final stop covers the luxurious stables (former site of a secret WWII sonar lab), the vintage car collection, and the exit via the Baldwin Steps.
The Mahogany Stables
Even the horses at Casa Loma lived in unparalleled luxury, in stables that later played a secret role in World War II.
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