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Heritage Place-Cards: what you are getting

A place-card is a standalone, permanently published page on culturalheritageonline.com that documents one heritage site near your venue. Fact-checked, GPS-pinned, cross-linked. As a Liberty Starter partner, CHO publishes 10 of them in the area around your property — within 30 days of onboarding.

10Schede published for you

30days delivery deadline

5,200+schede live in the archive

◈ What it looks like

Anatomy of a Heritage Place-Card

Every scheda is built to the same editorial standard regardless of the subject. Here is the anatomy — and below, links to published examples you can open right now.

Hero photograph

A verified, licence-safe image from Wikimedia Commons. Attribution, licence type and photographer always credited below the photo.

Editorial lede

One paragraph placing the site in its architectural, historical and geographic context. Written in editorial English, not AI boilerplate.

Verified fact table

Address, architect, year built, style, visit conditions, GPS coordinates. Every value checked against a primary source before publication.

Photo gallery

Multiple views and architectural details. Each image with caption, licence, and photographer credit.

Interactive map + GPS downloads

Embedded map with the exact location. Downloadable GPX waypoint for Garmin, OsmAnd, Komoot, Strava. Downloadable vCard for Apple / Google Maps.

Cross-links to your venue

The 10 schede published for you all link to one another and, where relevant, reference your venue as a nearby stopping point.

◈ Live examples on CHO

Three schede published on the archive — open them now

These are real, published place-cards. They look exactly like what CHO will produce for the heritage sites near your property.

◎ Casa Fenoglio-Lafleur, Torino Italian Liberty villa, 1902. Architect Pietro Fenoglio. GPS, gallery, downloads. → ◎ Hotel Excelsior Venezia Lido Moorish-Venetian hotel, 1908. Hosted cinema, royalty and literary figures since opening. → ◎ Tomb of Cecilia Metella, Rome 1st century BC mausoleum on the Appian Way. History, GPS, editorial context. →

◈ Why 10 nearby points?

Contextual discovery: readers arrive for the monument, find your venue

Heritage travellers do not search for venues. They search for places: a Liberty villa, a Roman amphitheatre, a medieval tower. When they find the CHO scheda for the site ten minutes from your B&B, your venue appears in the same context — as the natural base for exploring the area.

Ten schede centred on your property means CHO creates a radius of discoverable content around you, indexed by Google, referenced by the 838,000-member community, and cross-linked to each other. The schede grow the archival surface area from which your venue becomes discoverable.

◈ Questions we hear from B&Bs and galleries

Frequently asked

Who researches and writes the schede?

CHO editors write every scheda. You are not asked to produce content. You may provide local knowledge during the onboarding brief (15 minutes, by email), but the research, writing, fact-checking and publication are handled entirely by the CHO team.

Can I see drafts before publication?

Yes. For schede that directly reference your venue or property, a draft is shared with you for factual review before publication. The editorial voice and structure remain CHO’s — but any factual correction you raise will be addressed before the page goes live.

What if the area around me does not have ten heritage points?

The 10-scheda count applies to a radius that CHO defines based on your location — typically 3–10 km, expanded if the immediate surroundings are sparse. CHO has documented heritage sites in over 80 countries. For most B&Bs and galleries in historic towns or cities, 10 points within a reasonable radius is straightforward. If your location genuinely has fewer, CHO will discuss adjusting the scope before onboarding.

How do the schede link back to my venue?

The 10 schede include contextual cross-links: at minimum, your venue appears in the Where to Stay or Where to Visit section of the nearest schede. The exact link placement depends on the content — CHO follows editorial logic, not advertising placement. The relationship must make sense for the reader.

How long do the schede stay published?

The schede are permanent. They remain in the CHO archive regardless of whether your partnership continues. Your subscription pays for their creation; the archive is a public resource that stays live.

Ready to build your presence?

$390

per year · Liberty Starter

10 place-cards near your venue, published within 30 days This page ↑
Dedicated heritage map, embeddable on your website Learn more →
One editorial guest post on the CHO magazine Learn more →
Fact-check protocol identical to in-house editorial Learn more →
Quarterly written review with Google Search data Learn more →

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