Delve into the innovative technologies and tools driving better access to cultural heritage in Europe with a focus on key case studies and inspiring practices. This insightful resource explores various projects that aim to protect, valorise, and revitalize abandoned cultural heritage sites, shedding light on the potential of historical buildings for social and economic wellness. It also highlights the use of digital tools to engage communities in preserving and sharing their cultural heritage, emphasizing the importance of citizen participation and the dissemination of knowledge.
The case studies featured offer valuable insights into diverse initiatives across European cities, including Bologna, Lisbon, Lyon, Turin, and Vilnius. From co-design processes addressing architectural barriers to the creation of new job opportunities and collaborations among museums, each case study presents a unique approach to leveraging cultural heritage for sustainable development and community engagement. Furthermore, the resource underscores the significance of open access to data and information about local cultural heritage, as well as the collective management and production of cultural heritage, fostering an enjoyable informal learning experience for a wider audience.
By showcasing the impact and results of these projects, this resource provides a comprehensive overview of the advancements in preserving and promoting European cultural heritage. Professionals and enthusiasts in the field of European Heritage will find this to be a valuable resource, offering practical insights and inspiring examples of leveraging technology and community involvement to safeguard and celebrate cultural heritage.
