This chapter goes further in the debates on climate changeClimate change and cultural heritageCultural heritage by diagnostically delving into the existing critical gaps in international documents and scholarly debates and it provides a critical re-evaluation of a few practical considerations. Starting from UNESCOUNESCO and ICOMOSICOMOS at the international level and arriving at Europe, it provides readers with a clearer image of the binary between climate changeClimate change debates in the heritageHeritage framework and heritageHeritage debates in the climate changeClimate change framework. Further, exploring more profoundly the lack of a comprehensive vision of climate and environmental change-related issues regarding cultural heritageCultural heritage, this chapter investigates four categories of institutional/organizational/managerial, technical/technological, socio-cultural, and financial gaps. Nevertheless, reflecting on those gaps, the last section of this chapter explores a few constructive recommendatory encounters by which the attempt is to build a set of reflections on the ways of integrating heritageHeritage into climate changeClimate change policy frameworks while minding the incorporation of climate changeClimate change challenges in heritageHeritage policies and strategies at all levels, from strengthening the connection between heritageHeritage and climate scienceClimate science, to leveraging cultural dimension of climate changeClimate change, and practical recommendations for bridging its associated limits in policies and practices.