The influences of globalization have changed the tourists’ ways of thinking, so their needs today become more demanding but also more diversified. Tourists, in their desire to have new and diverse experiences, look for innovative supplies, so tourist destinations attempt to adjust. Cultural tourism is one of the segments of tourism and it consists of interaction and active participation in the culture of destinations tourists visit. A supply that stands out with its innovation and attractiveness is integration of cultural tourism and industrial heritage. The 21st century industry is a creative industry as it provides the latest supplies of tourism which are represented as a fusion between industry, history and culture of the destinations tourists visit. Such supplies of tourism can be offered in abandoned but still active industrial buildings. The advantage of such kind of tourism is the usage of already existing buildings for tourism purposes in such way that abandoned buildings are converted and still active industries benefit with additional value. Due to the trend of growing tourism turnover rate and moving industries to countries with cheap labor forces, such form of tourism has got a great potential and it is expected that its popularity will grow. Although it is important to take the desires of tourists into account, the embedment into urban and sociological environment is essential.