Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Seville Sojourn



Another whirlwind day, the second half of Edna’s Death March through southern Spain. We woke up in Seville this morning, and promptly hustled over to the Seville Cathedral. 



First stop was climbing the bell tower. Instead of stairs, they had 35 ramps winding their way up the tower, with one final flight of stairs. Each landing is numbered so you know exactly how out of shape you are 😆





The choir and the giant music stand in the choir:







The high altar:







Altar de Plata




Organ



Nave


Ralph for scale




Christopher Columbus’ tomb


After grabbing a sandwich and cold drink at the nearest cafe, our next stop was the Royal Alcázar. We toured the Upper Apartments in the company of two security guards, but no photos were allowed (we even had to lock our phones in lockers). 

The rest of the palace and gardens:














Wall tiles














Monk parakeets








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