It was first mentioned in the 14th century, when it was located on the sea cliffs. On the front is a relief of the Annunciation, the work of the school of Nicholas of Florence (15th century). On the main altar is an icon of Our Lady (16th century), which the people of Hvar worshipped in various dangers, and on the side is the altar of St. Barbara (17th century), which was maintained by the artillery confraternity from Fortica. For several centuries, the church has been the seat of the still active confraternity of the Holy Cross, and one can see their luxurious inventory.