Created by UNESCO, the Slave Route lists the main places of memory related to the transatlantic slave trade. But it’s a road that nobody really follows. Nobody actually goes to Angola, then Congo, Ghana, Portugal, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Jamaica, Surinam, Brazil, etc. That’s why, with the support of UNESCO, Ana Vicky Castillo of the Ministry in charge of memory, works to create the Digital Slave Route. Google has already created the Google Arts Project, which allows online visits to major museums in the West. Similarly, the Digital Slave Route will allow all those who wish, without having to move from home, to visit the places of memory related to this painful story, which is at the origin of the first African diaspora.