Doorway.
Arches.
The cathedral rises up in the middle of the old mosque. Legend has it that King Ferdinand was furious that this had been done (Isabella probably not so much).
Part of the cathedral incorporates Moorish design.
Muslim motifs linger along with newer, Christian ones.
Some of the columns are from a Visigoth church that preceded the mosque on this site.
Fran and Frank.
And, even older, beneath the mosque floor, traces of the Roman presence (Seneca was born here).
A St. Ursula reliquery in the cathedral.
On the way back, we pass a chair factory.
Evidence of Caterpillar interests our Peorian!