Casa Loma Castle in Toronto

Nestled under the clear blue skies of Ontario's capital city stands Casa Loma Castle—a magnificent example of Romanesque Revival architecture. This historic landmark was built between 1911 to 1914 by financier Sir Henry Mill Pellatt as his family home but is now recognized for its opulent design elements such as towering battlements, intricate stonework, and ornate chimneys. A verdant oasis surrounds this castle featuring meticulously maintained gardens bursting with tulips that add splashes of color against the grey stone façade. The property also includes an impressive collection of antique furnishings within its many rooms, which are open daily allowing visitors from around the world to step back into early 20th-century luxury.