UNESCO, in collaboration with Mapbox and other partners, is utilizing web maps and interactive digital tools to make global heritage sites more accessible and engaging, especially during the pandemic when physical travel is limited. By refreshing their website with mapping solutions, UNESCO UK has enhanced the visibility of 171 sites, allowing users to explore these cultural landmarks virtually. The integration of geospatial data with interactive maps, enriched with satellite imagery and media, provides a comprehensive digital experience that highlights the significance and context of these sites. Efforts such as the World Heritage Journeys Europe project, developed with National Geographic and the European Union, offer interactive explorations of European history, while future innovations like LIDAR and augmented reality promise to deepen engagement with heritage sites. Through these initiatives, UNESCO aims to connect people with history and culture, encouraging protection and appreciation of these invaluable sites.