Currently, augmented reality has expanded multiple areas of knowledge, among which we can cite the medicine, architecture, psychology, tourism, education and artistic creation, introducing new approaches and capabilities through research that have made from each field, encouraged by new opportunities and resources offered. The heritage field has been one of them, especially in recent years, thanks to the potential that this technology has applications in different culturales.La augmented reality is a technology derived from the virtual reality that, unlike this, is not to generate a virtual environment detached from reality, but is characterized by inserting graphics or virtual objects in a real environment. Here the individual is not immersed in a virtual world, but also improves or "increases" the space around you with computer generated elements that complement realidad.Las possibilities of augmented reality technology in exhibition and heritage sites have grown exponentially in recent years due to its broad appeal to the public and is an important resource in their museum programs more vanguardistas.De this fact have been derived many experiences they have as a backdrop the museum, archaeological and monumental spaces, where augmented reality has played a leading role in the dissemination and understanding of the cultural object, that show the intrinsic relationship that exists between these environments and this new tecnología.Sin doubt, we can say that within the field of cultural heritage that prospects they are in augmented reality are manifold, some yet undiscovered, as large are the needs that this field presents and through technology can be coded and presented in a consistent manner with a view to the dissemination and accessibility of public .