Also known as the Chapelle de la Sainte Croix, it is the oldest building in the commune, dating back to 1306.
Members of the lay order of the Pénitents Blancs d'Eze (White Penitents of Eze), responsible for assisting those suffering from the plague, used to meet here. It was also in this chapel that the people of Eze voted unanimously to join their village to France in 1860.