It was built in 1857 in the Raška construction school style with three entrances. The frescoes of four Gospels and the Holy Trinity, inside the church, represent an extraordinary artistic work. There are icons in the church that are of invaluable value. Both sides of the lions, like those in Studenica and Dečani, are carrying both sides of the bishopric. The new bell tower was built in 1975.

It is located in the center of the town on the right bank of the Ćehotina river. The decision to build this imposing, one of the largest church buildings of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Republic of Srpska was made in 1993. Construction started in 2006. The temple covers an area of ​​1500 m2. Regular liturgy began on Easter 2013. The temple was roofed, the dome was covered with copper sheets, bells and crosses were placed.

As part of the complex of Orthodox Faculty of Sait Basil of Ostrog and Saint Peter of Dabar and Bosnia, built in Velečevo, the church is dedicated to two saints who are the protectors of these institutions. The construction started in 1998 and was completed in 2007. The temple preserves the relics of the Holy New martyr Momčilo Čelebicki, as well as 24 part reliquary of the holy believers of Kiev.

It was built in 1832. It is made of stone and covered with shingle. It is surrounded by five oak trees about 300 years old. It is located in the village Čelebići, about 40 km from Foča. There are great artistic values ​​in the church. It is known to the people as the Šklopšotnica, which can be related with the cave and the river with the same name in its vicinity. In 1968, the church was proclaimed a cultural monument of BH. In addition to the church, a parish home with the native museum was built.

The construction of this church began in 1936, it is located in Čelebići, also represents a memorial church to the burned locals of the village Čelebići.

Just over 20 kilometers from Foča and the same as from Tjentište, in the village of Popi at 856 m, there is The Assumption of the Holy Mother Temple. This Temple is unique in terms of construction, and is accompanied by rich legends from the Ottoman period.Two crosses were engraved on the side, while a larger cross was carved in the bottom of the port and printed on it in 1834. This is probably the year when the church was roofed by the klis. The church is paved with stone plates with engraved mosaics. Iconostasis from the seventeenth century is made of wood. Among the icons in the Temple is the icon of the Holy Virgin of the seventeenth century, after which the church was named. In the port is the source of water, always the same and the same temperature.

Built in Miljevina, in 1939, the belfry erected in 1980. The temple is covered with copper and the outside facade was made in 1990. The floor in the temple is made of marble slabs. It is located in Miljevina settlement, 15 km from Foča.

The church is located in Gornja Jošanica and is under construction. It is dedicated to the innocent villagers of this village who were killed in 1992.

It was built in 1549 from the carved tuff, while the dome was made of brick. The specificity and value of the Aladža Mosque was in a lush and multicolored wall decor, which covered the outer walls and the interior of the porch. In a more free translation, “aladža” means colorful, and from there it got the name of the “colorful mosque” because it was decorated with ornaments.It was built by Hasan Nezir originally from these areas (village Grdijevići).It is located in the center of Foča and is one of the most beautiful mosques in BH.

The mosque was built by Atik-pasha in 1546 and at that time it was the richest mosque in this region. The name “musluk” only means the public fountain and the name of the Foča settlement, the mosque at the fountain. Specificity is the signature of the traveler Evlija Čelebija. It was renovated in 2007.

It was built by Sultan Bajazit II in 1501. Alongside the mosque, there were accompanying objects of the Islamic community (offices, warehouses, harem, etc.).The mosque was restored and reopened for believers in May 2017.