And after the Archivo de Indias, we popped next door to the cathedral. And as soon as you enter you get marshalled up the church tower. No steps as such - just a ramp. Apparently so that one could ride up on horseback!
The cathedral is impressive by any standards. Big and lavishly decorated
The Tomb of Christopher Columbus. Not as old as one might expect. He was originally laid to rest in Havana, but on Cuban independence in 1898 his remains were dispatched to the old country
Did I say it was lavishly decorated?
The bell tower, up which we had started our tour of the cathedral, is basically the old minaret of the mosque which stood here before Seville was retaken by Christian monarchs in the fourteenth century
