The monastery of St. Luka in Župa was built, based on some historical sources, in the 13th century. Throughout history, it played a very positive role and was a significant factor in the educational, political and cultural life of this region and the wider area, as well. Dedicated to the Holy Apostle and evangelist Luka, the monastery was truly the center of Župa, Bršno, Ozrinići, Dragovoljići... The first location of the monastery was Carine in the town Orašje, below Gradina hill. Tradition says that in the 15th century, large piles of stone fell from Gradina and destroyed a good part of the monastery. The monks then gathered and agreed to build a new monastery on the other side of Gračanica below Vodički Vrh. The parishioners then moved the monastery stone by stone to where it is today. Today, the monastery with its new guest houses is gaining new appearance and is becoming a place where a large number of tourists from the country and abroad come. The sisterhood of this monastery within the complex has workshops for making pottery, icons and other objects and souvenirs.

King Nikola's ban - Morakovo is part of the area of ​​Župa Nikšićka, located in a valley east of Nikšić and surrounded by "guardian" mountains. It is characterized by an abundance of flora and fauna, endemic species of plants, diverse forest communities, significant cultural and historical monuments, the opportunity to practice sports in nature, enjoy the rural lifestyle, ethnic heritage and gastronomic offer of organic food. In recent times, several bicycle and pedestrian paths have been marked in this area, which, due to their quality, enable the organization of various competitions and cultural and sports events. Organic food is produced and households are prepared to provide tourist services.

Lake Liverovići is located in the parish village of the same name, in the valley of Gračanica. It is 5.5km from the eastern edge of the Nikšić field. Lake Liverovići offers ideal conditions for the development of sports fishing and is rich in several types of fish: chub, babushka, trout. However, the most special species is carp. The pleasant temperature and clean water during the summer months enable bathing and swimming in the lake. There is also outdoor furniture on the shore of the lake, which is used by a large number of tourists.

The village Bršno is located southwest of Župa in a small valley 4km long and 2km wide, with an average altitude of 720m. It is 10.5km away from Nikšić. It got its name from the ivy flower (bršljan), the plant that dominates this area. The households that inhabit this village are engaged in cattle breeding and agriculture. In this village, as part of the Mirjačić family farm, dogberry, a red fruit with a sour taste and extremely valuable nutritional ingredients, is processed. The products have a certificate for organic production.

Slivlje Abyss is about 5km from the city and only 1km from the Emperor's Bridge. So far, Nikšić speleologists have descended to a depth of 132m, traveled 250m and discovered more than 20 lakes. The first explorations here began way back in 1939. At the beginning of September 1955, a team of speleologists, among whom were Egon Pretner and Franz Habe from Postojna, Jovan Petrović from Belgrade and Miro Rutešić, engineer and geologist from Nikšić, descended to a length of 173 and a vertical depth of 150 meters. If you want to visit the Abyss, we recommend cycling.