Frigiliana 

Frigiliana is situated 6 km inland from Nerja.  And is probably the prettiest village in Andalusia.  The village center is at an altitude of 435 meters above sea level.  Frigiliana is of ancient Moorish origin, some of the streets are decorated with mosaics which recount episodes of the towns history.  This village is one of the best-preserved in the region, and has received  many prizes for its beauty and excellent preservation.  Its narrow, steeply-winding stony streets along with the vast amount plants and flowers adorn the whitewashed buildings.  The San Antonio church built in the 16th century stands in-front of the Plaza.  The church has  a large clock-tower, a nave and two aisles, with Mudejar covered ceilings and three 17th century paintings.  Frigiliana also produces its own local wine "Vino de Frigiliana" a very strong sherry like drink.
Should you choose to visit the village remember your camera, there are many spectacular views on the way up to the village along, with many pretty courtyards and alley ways to photograph.  Top tip wear sensible shoes as the cobbles are very shiny and slippery in places.