Seville

Tonight we are at another hostel, this time in Seville. I have been impressed and surprised by how sweet hostels are. Colorful, cultural, curvy staircases, open terraces, free internet, interesting people, staff that like to flirt with young American women... Both nights we´ve shared rooms with other travelers from all over. Last night there were two girls from Quebec, a guy from France, and another girl from South Korea. They all spoke Spanish, English, French, and of course atleast one spoke Korean. Needless to say, my lack of language skills was impressed.
So far we are two-for-two on finding sweet tours of free days. Yesterday we hit the palace of the christian kings and today it was the mosque which was built as a muslim mosque but later converted to a Catholic Cathedral. Took lots of pictures but won´t post those til Katrina´s internet is back up and running. Tomorrow we are going to visit the largest gothic structure in Europe - the Cathedral here in Seville. Our hostel is only a block or two away so we´ve seen the outside at night and it is incredible. Can´t wait to see it in the morning. Speaking of which, it´s late here so I´m off. We´re 7 or 9 hours ahead of you, depending on where you´re tuning in from, but no worries, I won´t tell you what happens.