Sunyer Village · Sunyer, Segrià, Lleida Sunyer, called Suñer in the mid-19th century, is a small municipality of the comarca of the Segrià, in the province of Lleida, situated on the banks of the river Set, at 211 metres above sea level and with a municipal area of 12.5 km². It preserves the ruins of the termenat castle of Sunyer -from which Arab and medieval pottery has been recovered, and which in 1497 had 21 registered hearths-, the Romanesque church of the Nativity of Mary and the ruins of the sanctuary of Santa Lucía. Its economy is based on dry farming and sheep and pig raising, and its patron saints are San Isidoro of Seville and Santa Lucía of Syracuse. In 2025 it has 310 inhabitants. Photo: Manuel Portero (CC BY-SA 4.0) What to see and do in Sunyer