¿De qué tiempo es este lugar? Cronotopía, lectura diacrónica del patrimonio y su uso social

The following article addresses the relationship between heritage and chronotopia, a concept that unites time (chronos) and place (topos). Chronotopia can be intertwined with the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to reinterpret the relationship between urban environments and cultural heritage sites, as it is essential to understanding how heritage elements evolve and are preserved over time and in different contexts, such as architecture and heritage management. ICTs have transformed our relationship with time and space, allowing us to explore heritage assets without travelling. Integrating the chronotope into urban planning and heritage preservation is crucial to ensuring that future generations can enjoy and learn from the cultural treasures we inherit.