The SXIX flâneur has mutated and unfolded by acquiring new urban consumption tools and logic. With the rise of smart cities, digital technologies act in the city, reconfiguring a phenomenon that represents new ways the citizen experiences and redefines the city. In Vidialab several projects combining digital technologies with urban-architectural heritage are developed. Three case studies representative of the application of different technologies are chosen. This paper seeks to reflect on these urban practices and their correlates from the perspective of the digital flâneur and the smart city.
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