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One of the most important centres of Ogliastra known for its history, archaeological evidence and beautiful territory in which some coastal 'jewels' are located.

Bari Sardo, nestled in hills of vineyards and orchards, stands on the striking basalt plateau Teccu 'e su Crastu.

The village is characterised by rustic houses, farmhouses, Spanish towers, ancient sheepfolds and the imposing parish church of Nostra Signora di Monserrato, one of the most beautiful on the island. There are also other churches, such as that of Santa Cecilia, inside the village, that of San Giovanni, in sa Marina, and that of San Leonardo.

As far as archaeological evidence is concerned, the territory preserves the Domus de Janas of Pizzu 'e Monti and Funtana su Rettore, 14 nuraghi of which the most famous is the Sellersu and Giants' tombs of Canali, Uli and Pitzu Teccu.

The symbol of Bari Sardo is the Tower of Barì, built by the Aragonese between 1572 and 1639.