An exhibition is an organized display of objects, works of art, information or other materials intended for the public. Exhibitions are often held in museums, galleries, exhibition spaces, but also outdoors, in schools, libraries and other public places. Multimedia is a term that combines different forms of content. This includes text, images, sound, video and interactive elements. The goal of this work is to investigate how a multimedia approach can contribute to the preservation and presentation of cultural heritage through an exhibition, and how this region can be brought closer to a wider audience through interactive and digital media. Cultural heritage can be defined as one of the most valuable legacies that a community can have and preserve. In addition to preserving the memories of past generations and traditions, it forms an identity that outlines the current and future generations. Turopolje is a region in central Croatia that has a rich cultural heritage and architecture. The multimedia exhibition goal is to show the traditional wooden architecture, as well as the cultural heritage of Turopolje. As part of this work, the research talks about how multimedia and interactive content can improve the overall experience of visitors to the exhibition. Also, can multimedia and interactive content in this way contribute to the education of visitors, the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage, but also the development of tourism at the local level.