The Official Guide to Aldeaquemada app is a free tool part of the Unified Digital Street Map of Andalusia (CDAU) project and developed by the Institute of Statistics and Cartography of Andalusia (IECA). This app offers detailed information about Aldeaquemada, a picturesque village located in the Sierra Morena Oriental region, in the province of Jaén. Its highlights include:

History and Heritage: Aldeaquemada was founded in the 18th century as part of the New Towns of Sierra Morena project promoted by Charles III. It preserves a historic center with unique colonial architecture, including the Church of the Immaculate Conception, the Parish Priest's House, the Civil Commander's House, and the imposing Tithe and Farmers' Granary, now the town hall.

Activities and Nature: The surrounding area of ​​Aldeaquemada is ideal for rural and active tourism. Of particular note is the Cimbarra Waterfall Natural Park, a 40-meter waterfall over the Guarrizas River, accessible on foot or by bike. Other routes lead to waterfalls such as El Cimbarrillo and El Negrillo, as well as recreational areas suitable for hiking and cycling. Birdwatching, especially birds of prey such as the Spanish imperial eagle, black vulture, and peregrine falcon, is another major attraction thanks to SPAs and photography hides in places like Navalacedra. Mushroom-watching activities and equestrian trails are also organized in the fall. Aldeaquemada is also registered as a Starlight Reserve, one of the best destinations for astrotourism due to the quality of its night skies.

Local Cuisine: The village's cuisine reflects pastoral and local traditions. Typical dishes include calderillo (potato stew with rabbit), miga de patata (potato crumb), galianos (cakes with game meat), camuña (a type of stew), gachamiga (a type of stew with wild meat), and wild meat stew. In terms of pastries, rosquillos gachamigos (gachamigos), roscas de San Antón (San Antón bread rolls), hornazos (hornazos), rosquillos de viento y vino (wind and wine rosquillos), manteca cakes, and matanza sweets are part of the culinary tradition.

Festivals and Traditions: Among the most emblematic celebrations are San Antón, with a bonfire and songs (January); Easter Sunday with a picnic; the Fiesta del Veraneante (Summer Festival) in August, with bullfights, street parties, and competitions; and the patron saint festival of San Miguel in September, with bull runs, capeas (cape-like bullfights), and traditional food.

The app also includes an interactive street map to locate points of interest, bars, and restaurants, making it easier to plan your visit. Immerse yourself in the essence of Aldeaquemada and enjoy a unique experience with this comprehensive tourist guide.