Villa Rufolo is located in Ravello, a small town in southern Italy, on the Amalfi Coast, included in the World Heritage List, UNESCO 1997 (Fig. 6.1). From the need of a complete documentation for its knowledge and expanded fruition, so far absent, it is motivated the application of the CAME methodology, in order to implement effective management and maintenance processes, potentially applicable to all Cultural Heritages. This study begins as part of an academic experience, in the framework of a collaborative project between researchers of the Department of Civil Engineering of the University of Salerno and Villa Rufolo. This collaboration gave rise to the project “A proposal for the expanded fruition of Historical Architecture of World Heritage Sites” which is the frame of the present research. Within the scope of the project, several data collection and processing campaigns have been carried out, in the form of laboratorio a cielo aperto that aimed at experimenting new integrated survey techniques as a basis for a critical interpretation, with scientific rigor and precise knowledge; to respond to the increasingly emerging cases of recovery and conservation.