We went to explore Granada's downtown on Saturday.  We visited the Capilla Real where lies the tomb of the Catholic Kings, Isabel and Ferdinand.  We also toured the Cathedral.  The Cathedral is so large and the ceilings are so high that one truly feels lost in it. Right outside the Cathedral the students had a lot of fun avoiding the gypsies trying to hand out rosemary leaves as well as making themselves pass as Gypsies.  Traditionally gypsy ladies try to hand you a rosemary leave. They make it look like it is free and then they ask for money and may even curse you if you don't give them any. 
There were orange trees everywhere around the city.  We found out after tasting some that they are not sweet, they are rather sour and only used to make marmalade. 
We took at tour of La Alhambra Saturday evening. The Alhambra's famous "Patio de los Leones" only had one Lion to see behind a glass window.  They are being cleaned and repaired and it is estimated to take about 5 years to complete the project. At the time we visited, the Alhambra was holding a campaign to be voted as the eight wonder of the world.