Torrequemada is a municipality in the province of Cáceres, within the autonomous community of Extremadura, Spain. It lies in the western-central part of the country, in a region bordering Portugal to the west.
The town's name comes from the Spanish words torre, meaning "tower," and quemada, meaning "burnt," suggesting a historical association with a burned or destroyed tower. In 1594, Torrequemada formed part of the Cáceres district within the province of Trujillo, reflecting the area's administrative organization during that period.
As a municipality of Cáceres province, Torrequemada shares in the cultural and historical heritage of Extremadura, a region known for its medieval towns, rural landscapes, and proximity to the Portuguese border.