Barmer Fort: Famous Fort Siwana is situated on a hilltop. The fort was built by a famous Rajput ruler Raja Bhoj’s son Veernarayan, who at one stage controlled much of Barmer and had close ties with the Solanki dynasty of Gujarat.The fort is not in the best of condition now however it still houses a beautiful pond. The fort fell to forces of Alauddin Khilji in 1308. When Alauddin Khilji, the Sultan of Delhi, besieged the fort the people led by Sutal Deo mounted a heroic defence.

Kiradu Temples: The Kiradu temples are located at about 35 km from Barmer. There are five temples in all and most remarkable of them is Someshvara Temple .These temples feature impressive sculpture and a Solanki style of architecture.

 Parasnath Jain Temple:Parasnath Jain Temple dedicated to Jain Tirthankara Parasvanath was built in the 12th century and is located in the western part of the town. The decorative paintings in its interiors are worth watching.

Juna Jain Temple: Jain Temple in Barmer is ascertained from an inscription carved on a stone pillar situated right adjacent to the temple. On the hilltop nearby is an old fort which encompasses an area of about 15 sq km.The fort is surrounded by a series of hills, adjacent to which lies a small lake. Between the mountain peaks is a small island known as Juna Barmer which houses a small well. At one time Juna was quite densely populated, but most of its inhabitants migrated from the area. It is believed that the emigres from Juna established the town of Barmer.

 Khed:Ranchorrai Mandir:another place near Barmer situated on the banks of River Luni is known for its four temples. The most beautiful of them is the Ranchor Rai Mandir. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and an image of Garuda graces in the temple gate. Garuda is the eagle that carried Lord Vishnu.

 Mahaveer Park:Mahaveer park is a beautifully laid out park with a tiny museum housing ancient stone carved statues.

Fairs & Festivals: There are several major festivals held in Barmer, the most famous of which is a cattle fair held every year at Tilwara village situated on the banks of the Luni river. The fair goes on for a fortnight in the months of March April. The other major festival is the Barmer Thar Festival of Rajastan, which was a creation of the tourist office, started as a practice to enhance the tourism potential of this town. This festival too is held in early March every year. A major yearly religious fair is held at Khed on every Poornima (full moon) at the Ranchor Rai Mandir there. Another fair is held at a village called Nagar Meva which is about 8km from the town of Balotara. There is a Jain temple there dedicated to the Jain prophet Parasvanath, and the fair is held every year on Posh Badi (Dec-Jan) to celebrate his birth.