Cultural space where different cultural and leisure activities take place.

Opened in 2007, it is the result of the merger of the “José Saramago” Municipal Library and the Barrancos School Library.

The garden is decorated with small ponds, palm trees, and wooden huts. It also has a playground with a cushioned floor. It is located near a viewpoint offering views of the surrounding Barrancos.

A beautiful viewpoint overlooking the Alentejo plains, dotted with cork oaks and whitewashed houses.

Garden in the center of Barrancos, with large trees and pedestrian paths winding through the green area.

The Bufo Reservoir is located on the Ribeira da Murtega, in the heart of the Alentejo plain, close to the Spanish border.

Built in 1747 and remodeled in 1725, the church's architecture resembles that of a Spanish chapel. A highlight is the Altar of Our Lady of Sorrows, dating back much earlier than 1747 and featuring Baroque influences. It is said to have originated from the dismantling of the Church of Our Lady of Desterro in Noudar.

Statue representing a bull, one of the symbols of Barrancos, the only place in the country where bullfighting is still practiced as it is in Spain, with the death of the animal in the arena culminating the bullfight.

A space to showcase regional products from Barrancos, including the famous basketwork and the Barrancos flute.

A restaurant dedicated to Alentejo black pigs. Barrancos boasts unique microclimates that allow for the excellent artisanal processing of black pig ham, one of the municipality's best-known products.