Parish Church of St Martin is one of the architectural and religious attractions in Vrsar. The construction of the temple lasted for a long period of time between the date when the Foundation was laid in 1804, and the consecration of the completed building by the Bishop of poreč Trigonom Pederzolli (1935) took over a hundred years.

The construction of the Church continued even in the period of the French occupation of Istria (1805-1813). In the course of construction was planned bell tower, however, this idea has been realized only in 1991.

The Church at its base has three naves, supported by four pillars. Next is the chancel with two arches. Both are decorated with paintings on religious themes, made Antonio McKee in 1946. The first arch was a true epitome of the lives of St. Fosca and St. Martin, while the second largely decorated with various flowers and trees, sheep and angels. In the center of the second arch is an image of Christ as the lamb of God, which confirms the relevant inscription in Latin.

In the left nave of the Church. Martin is a font made of marble. The interior of the temple is also decorated with a statue of the virgin Mary of the fourteenth century.