The Chapel of Our Lady of Grace, also known as the Madonna of the Pescheria (Fish market), was built of wood in 1627 probably by the fishermen of Caorle, in the loggia of a fifteenth-century palace on the river Lemene.
It was destroyed by the Austrians during the First World War, restored and enhanced by G. Fittolo Bon in 1920. Every year in mid-August a village festival is held in the front square.
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