Immersive technologies and their applications in Cultural Heritage are a constantly evolving area with numerous approaches, case studies and a growing number of scientific publications. The contribution of this paper is twofold; (i) it gleans some of the most prominent works and combines the extracted knowledge with the practical experience from previous projects, and (ii) it presents the v-Corfu project which is built upon the gained knowledge and experience. The outcome is a Virtual Reality exhibition which is the focal point of the project and which is surrounded by supplementary applications such as a digital interactive book, Augmented Reality visualizations and educational mini-games.