Architectural heritage can be defined as the living memory of the culture of people. It is a huge resource, but enormously fragile and unfortunately essentially non-renewable. For this reason, its recognition implies a continuous action, aimed at its knowledge and conservation, to ensure its transmission to future generations, looking towards its sustainable development. In recent times, the sustainable conservation of Cultural Heritage has become an imperative global challenge. Even though its fragility, Cultural Heritage is an important factor in maintaining cultural diversity in the face of increasing globalization and the constantly changing nature of today’s society. Understanding the tangible and intangible Cultural Heritage of different communities contributes to dialogue and promotes respect between and among different cultures.