The Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Adalbert, is the main church in Cormòns, impressive for its grandeur, its location and its bell tower, which is second in height only to that of Aquileia in the entire Diocese of Gorizia.

The first mention of a church dedicated to Saint Adalbert dates back to 1289, in a contract drawn up in the ‘villa of Cormons in front of the church of Saint Adalbert’; in 1365, meanwhile, there is a reference to a ‘site located in the centre of Saint Adalbert’

Construction of the present building began in 1756, with the partial demolition of the old church and the incorporation of the old church into the new structure; the old church remained intact during this time to ensure the continuity of religious services. The works were completed in 1762, but the construction took several more years and was finally concluded in 1822 with the consecration by Archbishop Giuseppe Walland.