European heritage represents the totality of Europe's cultural, historical, artistic, and natural legacy, which defines the continent's identity and values. It includes monuments, archaeological sites, oral traditions, social practices, and cultural landscapes.

We use an interdisciplinary methodology that combines archival research, field analysis, digital technologies (such as 3D scans), and comparative studies. The results are presented in case studies that highlight the similarities and differences between eras and geographical areas.

The platform's role is to democratize access to knowledge about cultural heritage, offering free resources, online courses, and documentary materials for students, professionals, and the general public interested in the social impact of heritage.

We provide you with academic articles, artifact databases, guides for interpreting historical sites, interviews with specialists, and visual comparative analyses between different historical periods (e.g., medieval vs. renaissance).

Cultural impact is assessed through indicators such as contribution to local identity, influence on contemporary artistic creation, role in education, and the social cohesion it generates within the community.