characterization of the landscapes of the Community of Madrid using a database of geolocalized heritage assets. In this sense, the concept of cultural characterization refers to the spatial study of different attributes resulting from the interaction between the population and its environment. The methodology used is based on a virtual model of the Community of Madrid, in which more than 9,000 heritage sites registered by the Historical Heritage Information System of the Community of Madrid since 1990 are indexed. Our work consists of analyzing these elements in their spatial concentration, both as a whole and by type and period, and then comparing them with other territorial structures. The process allows us to deduce the links that maintain certain cultural expressions with a place and their permanence over time. As conclusions, some of the results obtained are presented, such as the identification of landscapes associated with historical factory complexes in the river basins, or the vestiges of Islam in the water meetings. Likewise, a relationship between the historical configuration of the territory of the Community of Madrid and the spatial systems formed by the BIC cultural assets is advanced.