Cathedral visit and a quick summary of the rest of the Sevilla day

So next, we toured the cathedral, which was massive and extremely intricate. And cold. Since pictures are worth a thousand words, and I only have a couple minutes, I'll let them speak for themselves for the most part.

Basically just really huge and beautiful. The ceilings particularly, in my opinion. Evidence of my ceiling bias is piling up. Another ceiling below...

We climbed up the tower of the cathedral (not as hard as I was expecting), which had a very rewarding view of Sevilla (and of the rest of the cathedral).

 As for the rest of the day, we walked around a little bit (which left me wanting to return to explore the city more thoroughly), went out to dinner (actual dinner, not tapas, which was nice for a change...), and went to a flamenco performance. The flamenco performance was quite interesting (and intimidating... I am in a Flamenco class this semester, and there is no way my feet can move anywhere near as fast as theirs were moving). Oh yes, and somewhere in there, I ate the most delicious (and quite easily, the messiest) pastry ever... Chocolate everywhere. After having a small amount of difficulty finding our hotel again, we finally settled in for the night and took reaaaaaallllllyyyyyyy long showers. It's something I've been missing.

The next day we headed off to Ronda, and pictures/brief descriptions of that will come next time! Today, I am off to my host family's house on the beach? We'll see how that goes down.