Walk down Caldereria Street in the Moorish quarter of Albaicin to watch Granadinos haggle over merchandise at the sidewalk shops, and listen to their clipped phrases that'll surely amuse you. Go and see the magical Alhambra Palace, Spain’s foremost tourist attraction. Meander in the narrow, winding alleyways of lively neighborhoods populated with gypsies, hippies and Moroccans selling jalabas and incense, and artisan shops handcrafting guitars and pottery. And pop into a tetería, Arabic teashop, for a lick of their divine Tortas de la Virgen. It’s a fab Moorish-Spanish city that you won't soon forget! But listen, call it "Grana."