Pizarra is a wonderful traditional Spanish village, located in the province of Malaga, in the community of Andalucia. The village boasts all the facilities needed locally, including, but not limited too numerous shops, supermarkets, bars, restaurants and a medical centre. A statue of Jesus known locally as "El Santo" overlooks the village from the mountain top protecting its people.

Another tourist attraction is the beautiful route from Pizarra through Alora to the scenic lakes of Ardales Natural Park and the El Chorro Gorge which was used in the final scenes of the classic Sinatra film "Von Ryans Express". The gorge is famous for the "Caminito del Rey", a cliffside walk which has just been refurbished.

A fabulous public service to Malaga and the coast is available with the use of the Pizarra train station; there is also a local bus and taxi service. Pizarra celebrates many religious events throughout the year with a colourful week long Feria celebration in August.