Madrigalejo es un municipio español, en la provincia de Cáceres, comunidad autónoma de Extremadura. Se sitúa al sur de la provincia, siendo el único municipio cacereño que pertenece a la comarca pacense de las Vegas Altas,​ si bien históricamente ha pertenecido a la Tierra de Trujillo siendo sus tierras propiedad del Real Monasterio de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe hasta la desamortización de Mendizábal. El pueblo es famoso por ser el lugar de fallecimiento del rey Fernando II de Aragón, más conocido como Fernando el Católico.

The Sierra Brava dam is considered one of the most outstanding wetlands in the region, in fact, its populations of aquatic birds reach relevant values ​​also on a national and international scale. After Doñana and the Ebro Delta, it is the most important wetland in our country.

The Canal de las Dehesas constitutes the backbone of the great hydraulic complex for regulation, transfer, supply and irrigation.

It is a building that sits on the grounds of what was once the house of Santa María, and is known for being the house where King Fernando II de Aragón.

Declared a National Historical Monument in 1980, we find in Madrigalejo part of the so-called Casa de Santa María. In its time it was the typical farmhouse, proper and accommodated to the transit of the numerous and extensive arable lands that the Guadeloupean monks owned in Madrigalejo.

The Madrigalejo station was built four kilometers from the town. This project began in 1928 and was abandoned in 1962, following the model of other places where they were being built. Despite the fact that all the work was carried out, only one test train passed to Logrosán, without any other running on its tracks again.

The observatory is located near an area with permanent lagoons, it has a high-rise tower from which to make good sightings and from which we can see everything that happens around the lagoon.

It is located on Calle San Juan, near the Plaza de España and the Town Hall. It is a one-story building, with a brick facade and a gabled roof. Inside there are several stalls where you can buy fresh and seasonal products, such as cherries, peaches, tomatoes, peppers or asparagus. Many things are produced in our irrigated lands or in Extremadura, all fresh

The Ruecas river is one of the main tributaries of the Guadiana river, it is about 90 km long and rises in the Villuercas peak, in the municipality of Cañamero, and it is after passing through Logrosán that it reaches our town, where the earth stops be hilly and the plains begin and the first irrigated lands settle.

With 200 years of life, it is the most modern in the town, in addition, it is the only one that is kept in a good state of conservation and in operation, with a regular cult.