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Here’s a nice little video I found on YouTube, displaying the world famous gardens of Casa Loma. These gardens are part of a larger castle structure that happens to be one of the bigger tourist attractions the city has.
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While there are many different castles around the world, there are not that many in North America. Because of this, a castle is automatically a tourist attraction and even in Europe Casa Loma would probably still be considered a top class tourist attraction; it is just that great a place to visit.
Casa Loma used to […]
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