Although heritage landscape is one of the main titles that make up the landscape assessment, it has generally been overshadowed by rural development policies due to economic concerns. In recent years, even if more emphasis has been placed on this subject, especially with the European Landscape Convention, it is still difficult to create a common language. In this study, heritage landscape practices were examined on 3 aristocratic estate samples selected from among European countries, and heritage landscape analyzes prepared for these estates and their environment or estate networks were compared. Examples are Royal Residences of Savoy located in the north of Italy, Versailles Palace which is one of the most important royal estates in France and the surrounding urban and territories of the Palace, and finally Cultural Landscape of Aranjuez in the Madrid Region of Spain and the royal estate network to which it belongs.