A creative city is a place where people feel that they can fulfill their desires, needs and have opportunities for their own development. It is a place where people can express their various talents that can be used for the common good. Creative cities are mostly developed through creative and cultural industries. Creative and cultural industries play an important role in regional resilience and sustainable development, especially through tourism. They are created through digitization, international cooperation of cities, research, projects. Investing in such industries leads to solving many urban obstacles. Creative cities emerge from the search for new solutions to post-industrial urban problems, including high crime rates, degradation of urban infrastructure and social exclusion. Creative cities are centers that promote socioeconomic and cultural development according to the creative industry model, cultural heritage is one of the bases for the development of the creative city concept. An analysis of the structure of any city will reveal an aspiration for urban development based on the creative industry model. Observing the creativity of the city as a dynamic process aimed at the development of the community, it is necessary to identify the identity of the city and the messages of its inhabitants through archival material and documentation, which we call cultural heritage. In order to ensure the growth of their cities, developed countries consider it a priority to mobilize creative potential, develop creative and cultural industries, use the potential provided by the culture and art of each city and country, attract creative people to cities and create an environment adapted to their activities.