Explore the Map

HERITAGE LINKS · DIGITAL HERITAGE PLATFORM

Explore theliving geography.

Enter the HERITAGE LINKS WebGIS and move across four territories where cultural heritage, landscape, accessibility and cross-border knowledge become one connected digital atlas.

Interactive WebGIS · Greece–Italy cultural route

ZAGORIMountain cultural landscape
CORFUHistoric Mediterranean city
MATERARock-hewn UNESCO landscape
ASPROMONTEUNESCO Global Geopark
THE DIGITAL ATLAS

A MAP DESIGNED FOR EXPLORATION

Not a static image. A navigable field of places, layers and relationships.

The WebGIS places the project’s geography at the centre of the experience. Use the tools inside the viewer to move through the map, inspect the available content and understand how the four HERITAGE LINKS territories form a shared cultural route.

HERITAGE LINKS INTERACTIVE WEBGIS
MAPGUIDE VIEWER GR–IT ROUTE WEB MAPPING ENVIRONMENT
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READ THE MAP IN THREE WAYS

Place. Layer. Connection.

PLACE Start from a destination.

Move between Zagori, Corfu, Matera and Aspromonte and read each territory in its own geographic context.

LAYER Change the level of information.

Use the layer controls available in the viewer to reveal the mapped themes and project content.

CONNECTION Look beyond the single site.

Interpret the four territories as parts of one cross-border route linking heritage, access and sustainable development.

THE MAP IS THE MEETING POINT

Four landscapes become one navigable heritage system.

Continue from the WebGIS to the cultural route, the four destination pages and the wider HERITAGE LINKS project.

Project co-funded by the European Union, European Regional Development Fund (E.R.D.F.) and by National Funds of Greece and Italy · MIS Code 6006559.