My first day in Spain started with a quick trip to the bakery, to get some fresh bread and a coffee. Still not brimming with confidence over my Spanish skills, but that was fine for now, I knew that after a couple of days of talking I would be back to my best. After finishing my breakfast I had a last thought about actually going through with the trip, and quickly realized that there was no way back, and I couldn't be more happy. My first stop was the cathedral, which was literally at the doorstep of my hotel, one of the reasons why I had chosen this specific one. I walked inside and spent some time admiring the work and detail put into this massive monument. A security guard gave me my first stamp of the trip, and I was off. Whats not to like about Sevilla? Following the arrows out of the city centre was a bit easier than I had first feared, and in addition to the arrows I also had a map that led me in the right direction. The smell of freshly baked goods and the Spanish air in