The Almensilla Guide 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 Almensilla, a picturesque town located in the province of Seville, in the heart of the Aljarafe region, known for its rich history, architectural heritage, and natural surroundings. Its highlights include:

History and Heritage: Almensilla dates back to the Muslim era, as a farming hamlet that took advantage of the area's abundant groundwater. Over the centuries, it has retained its rural essence and traditional architecture.

Places of Interest: Almensilla's main tourist attractions include:

Hacienda de San Antonio: Built in the 18th century, it preserves a ceramic plaque indicating that King Philip IV donated 500 fanegas of land to its owner.

Church of Our Lady of the Ancient: Mudejar-style building that houses a 16th-century statue of the Christ of Sorrows and other religious works of art.

Hermitage of San Diego: Where the statue of Almensilla's patron saint is kept.
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Haciendas de Quinta, Santo Patriarca, and Majalcófar: Representative examples of the area's rural architecture.

Holy Week: During Holy Week, Almensilla also has its own procession. On Good Friday, the Christ of Sorrows makes its penitential procession.

Local Gastronomy: Almensilla's gastronomic offering includes traditional Andalusian dishes, such as goat a la pastoril (pastoral goat), country-style shank, tripe, and artisan pastries such as sponge cakes, butter donuts, and olive oil or almond cakes.

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 Almensilla and enjoy a unique experience with this comprehensive travel guide.