Sanahuja

Sanahuja is a municipality located in the comarca of Segarra in Catalonia, Spain. It is situated in the province of Lleida, within the autonomous community of Catalonia. The municipality has a population of approximately 200 inhabitants, with its economy traditionally based on agriculture, particularly cereals and olives.

The village of Sanahuja is characterized by its medieval architecture, with a historic center that retains its charm. A notable landmark is the Church of Sant Salvador, a Romanesque-style building that dates back to the 12th century. The surrounding landscape is typical of the Segarra region, with rolling hills and agricultural fields.

Historically, Sanahuja has been a small rural community, its development closely tied to the land and its agricultural output. Like many similar villages in the area, it has experienced a demographic decline in recent decades, a common trend in rural Spain. Despite its small size, Sanahuja offers a glimpse into traditional Catalan rural life and its architectural heritage. The municipality is accessible by local roads, connecting it to nearby towns and the wider provincial network.