In the center of the Moorish architecturally distinct Mezquita sits a more modern church filled with symbols of Christianity, white marble details, and black gothic art characteristic of inquisition style cathedrals. 

Here you can see the arches from the original Mosque have been connected with a more modern, white arched ceiling. When the Catholics converted the site, they appreciated the splendor of the building so much that, instead of replacing it, they simply built within it, leading to several unique areas of mixed styles.

A moment in time, this photo is one last appreciation of the beautiful white towns of southern Spain, set on the backdrop of a bright blue sky during a perfect summer's day.