The applied methodology has provided a 3D database of three different typologies of case studies, World Heritage Sites. The first, more complete, managed to obtain a management tool for an emblematic historical architecture in Italy, the second, more synthetic, applied to two case studies in Germany to promote the knowledge and dissemination of the cultural landscape; while the third one synthetic as well, applied to a territorial case study in South Africa to digitalize the site and used it as basis for an architectural project. This methodology obtained results, which will serve, for academic purposes, to share practices and techniques for capturing, processing, and disseminating data on Cultural Heritage; for operational purposes, such results will be a useful resource for those responsible for the management of these cultural sites; they will also serve for scientific purposes, as reliable documentation of these case studies in case of need or loss of cultural memory.