The convent dates back to the date of the death of St. Francis, 1226, and is considered the oldest Franciscan building in Romagna. In the place where the cell of St. Francis was located, a chapel was built. The church has a beautiful fourteenth-century portal. The vast neoclassical interior features a refined Renaissance choir in inlay wood. On the left wall is painted a fresco representing the Crucifixion belonging to the Giotto school of Rimini (first half of the fourteenth century). Above the presbytery hangs a wooden crucifix of the Giuntesca school of the late thirteenth century. Also valuable is the sixteenth-century statue of the Madonna delle Grazie, crowned in 1637 but venerated in the church for over a century.