Jamón de Jabugo

The man's presence in Jabugo, is verified from the Paleolithic one in the Cave of the Moor,in the real road that unites it to Galaroza. In the municipal term they are also, prehistoric and Roman copper mines, and some burials in cista in the called place The Calf. Since in 1693 JABUGO became independent of Almonaster the Real , Jabugo has always been conditioned by its scarce extension.

The town of Jabugo, maintains a traditional urban structure, with streets and regular and proportionate squares. The almagre of the surroundings is good as painting for baseboards, conditioning and characterizing the urban landscape.

San Miguel Archangel's Church, of style of Mudejar tradition of the S.XVI although with successive modifications until the S.XVIII, it is their biggest artistic patrimony.

To the exit of the town in address to Badajoz finds a building with stone facade and brick, The Tiro Pichón that presents the type of Andalusian architecture of principles of the S.XX, of Aníbal González's style. This building, property of the City council of Seville, provides a beautiful panoramic of Galaroza and of the Riverside of the Hot one.

The urban nuclei of the municipal term are four: Jabugo, The Repilado, The Rosemaries and The Quejigo, and among them an impressive forest gallery in their chopos majority.