The Church of the Blessed Virgin of Relief, known as the Church of St. Anne, was built in 1636 by Baron Luca Del Mestri to replace the Church of St. Peter, demolished in 1525. The façade, in late Renaissance style, has undergone changes over the centuries, including the demolition of a portico in 1889. The interior preserves a 17th-century Baroque wooden high altar and statues of St. Peter and St. Anne.

This evocative place, nestled in the quiet of Mount Quarin, offers a breathtaking view that sweeps from the city of Cormòns to the plains and lagoon of Grado, providing an unparalleled experience of tranquility and beauty.