Beniaján is a village located in the Region of Murcia (Spain), beside the mountains that close the Valley of Segura. It has a population of around 11,000, and is not far from the region's capital, Murcia.
Beniaján is known for the abundant production of citrus fruits that its factories export around the world; this is the most important economic activity in this city.
The town was founded during Roman times.[1] Since before the 18th century, the Virgen del Carmen has been the Patrona (patron saint) of Beniaján. A statue is carried in procession annually in celebration of her feast day.
Main sights
San Juan Bautista's church and Patrona's Chapel (17th-20th centuries)
Villanueva's church, Virgin of Azahar
Mirador de San Antón (viewing point)
Puntarrón Chico, a rocky spur commanding the city, home to an Argaric archaeological site
Parque Regional de El Valle y Carrascoy (mountains and natural spaces with special protection)
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