Which conclusions? Which critical reflections about the CLIC results? Which recommendations? The conclusions of this volume offer an overview on the theoretical framework and operational aspects of the circular symbiotic heritage ecosystem model, focused on the relationships between cultural heritage adaptive reuse and local development in the perspective of the circular economy and circular city/region implementation. The adoption of the circular model requires to take care of the long term, of intangibles that do not have a monetary dimension, and thus it recognizes a specific weight to many benefits that are those typical of cultural heritage, that in traditional economic terms are underestimated. The circular model re-establishes “weights” with respect to conventional economics, according to ecological and human-centred values, valorising the intangible dimensions that are usually not recognized operationally. On the other side, the adaptive reuse of cultural heritage contributes to the realisation of the circular city model.