Accessibility as a Heritage Fruibility Itinerary

This essay explores accessibility as a fundamental design strategy for heritage fruition and valorisation. The study investigates how creating inclusive itineraries—encompassing physical, sensory, and digital dimensions—can transform cultural assets into accessible public resources, broadening the user base and increasing collective engagement. By viewing accessibility as a regenerative and integrative process, the chapter offers operational guidelines that enhance social equity and enrich the experience of cultural landscapes, moving from passive conservation to active, shared stewardship.