Urban conservation has evolved to focus on creating enjoyable urban experiences rather than just preserving historical authenticity. This shift involves selecting specific locations, elements, and features to retain in order to build a strong sense of place in urban areas. The goal is to provide a unique and enjoyable urban identity for residents and visitors. This approach has been influenced by various disciplines such as archaeology, architecture, and urban design, leading to new professional and theoretical perspectives in urban conservation. The emphasis is now on enhancing the overall urban experience rather than solely preserving historical accuracy.