In this work, a methodology for the expanded fruition of historical heritage has been implemented, with different levels of detail, in three different typologies of Cultural Heritage. Experience shows that it is a tool with great potential which allows a virtual reconstruction of the sites, providing valid technical and scientific support. It is also an effective means to transform the state of knowledge of a given object, and to communicate the research to a growing audience of potential users. It is a high-performance tool that allows a virtual reconstruction of precise architectural objects and sites. It provides as-built documentation that offers a valuable support tool for restoration projects and is an effective means of transforming the current state of research on the cases studied. It also serves as a basis for communicating the research to a wider public—and thus to achieve greater community involvement and encourage heritage protection.