My day started with an early morning 5-mile run along the harbor Waterfront area

Toronto's flat - iron landmark, the Gooderham Building

Visiting the St. Lawrence Market

We had a filling breakfast at a great place called Marche, so we were not able to try this famous sandwich

The market had plenty of shops, restaurants and bakeries. This is Stone Mill Bay House, everything looked so good and the prices were very affordable

Shots from The Distillery District

Cool old buildings mixed with new

St. James Cathedral

We continued our walk and visited the Metropolitan United Church

Toronto Old City Hall

Walking along Spadina Avenue through the heart of Chinatown

We had lunch in the Kensington Market, at Venezuelan restaurant where we tried a new food dish made with arepas. It was yummy and we got so full.

After lunch, we continued walking around the Kensington Market and came across this...

Hand-Rolled Ice Cream?!

While walking through Chinatown, we came across this sign with a dubious claim

When in Canada, everyone loves Slurpees. We went to a local 7-Eleven

And had a buffet of choices to indulge

But not this one. I sampled this flavor and gagged

Royal Ontario Museum. Since our train arrive too late the previous day, we were not able to visit this top attraction

Queen's Park

Ontario legislative building

And we wondered through the town, we were always looking up, admiring the architecture in the mix of old buildings with new skyscrapers and condos

We finished the evening by listening to some music at the Toronto Jazz Festival at Nathan Phillips Square