Expo Center on Krasnaya Presnya - detailed satellite map online. Interactive map of Moscow.
How to get to the Expo Center on Krasnaya Presnya:
You can take the metro to Expocentre to Vystavochnaya or Delovoy Tsentr stations. By land transport, you can get to the Expo Center from the Ulitsa 1905 Goda metro station by buses No. 243, 2 or trolleybuses No. 18, 54 or minibuses No. 100, 28, 254, 283, 318, 461. From the Krasnopresnenskaya metro station to the Expo Center you can take buses No. 152, 69, 4, 152. From the Kievskaya metro station to the Expocenter you can take buses No. 157, 77, 240, 205, 91, trolleybuses No. 7, 39 or minibuses No. 474, 506, 10, 542. From the Kutuzovskaya metro station to the Expocenter you can get there by buses No. 116, 77, 91, 157, 205, 240 or trolleybuses No. 2, 7, 39, 44. Expocenter address: Moscow, Krasnopresnenskaya embankment, building 14. Expocenter opening hours: from 10 to 18 daily, except weekends.
Expocentre's own exhibitions on Krasnaya Presnya:
“Chemistry”, “Healthcare”, “Prodexpo”, “Furniture”, “Lesdrevmash”, “Metalworking”, “Technoforum”, “Agroprodmash”, “Communication”, “Electro”, “Inlegmash”, “World of Glass”, “ Navitech”, “Neftegaz”, “World of Childhood”, “Footwear. World of Skin", "Advertising", "Photonics. World of lasers and optics", "Interlakokraska", "CJF - Children's fashion", "Healthy lifestyle", "Tires, rubber goods and rubbers", "5pEXPO".
Expocentre how to get there by metro
How to get there
The complex is located on Krasnopresnenskaya embankment near its intersection with the Third Ring Road.
The best way to get to the Expo Center is by public transport - no traffic jams, no parking fees. The nearest metro stations are: Mezhdunarodnaya, Delovoy Tsentr and Vystavochnaya. The last two are located almost on the territory of the complex. Kutuzovskaya and Ulitsa 1905 stations are within walking distance. You can also get here by buses, minibuses and trolleybuses (see map).
Transport directions
Driving directions and parking
Car parking
Locations and prices, by time or paid parking:
It is currently not possible to legally park a car for free in the Expo Center area.
Since June 2014, timed paid parking has been introduced on all adjacent streets. (Leaving a car in the yards of nearby houses may result in a fine).
The first two hours of parking here (as in the entire area around the business center) cost 80 rubles per hour, and starting from the third, the price of parking increases to 130 rubles. Tariffs in the Moscow City area exceed even those established within the Boulevard Ring.
Directions (plan)
Another route and parking plan
Afimall and Titanic
In close proximity to the exhibition center there is the Afimall City shopping center. There are shops, a cinema, fast food restaurants, and parking, which is convenient for visitors to the Expo Center. The exit of the Vystavochnaya metro station leads inside the shopping center.
This shopping and entertainment center has recently gained particular popularity also because exhibition events are also held here. The most famous of them is “Titanic - as it happened.”
You can find out more about ticket prices, schedules and other details on the official website: Titanic Exhibition.
Observation platforms and excursions at MIBC Moscow City
The Moscow City complex is equipped with several observation platforms that offer beautiful views of Moscow and its surroundings. Of course, it is better to plan a trip there in good weather. Please also be aware that some views will be blocked by other skyscrapers. Each site offers different views of the capital.
- Observation deck on the 31st and 87th floors of the Federation-East tower (open).
- Observation deck on the 56th floor of the Federation-West tower.
- Observation deck on the 58th floor of the Empire Tower.
- Observation deck on the 60th floor of the City of Capitals tower.
Entrance to all observation platforms is paid and is only possible as part of an excursion group. Each site has its own operating hours; some are closed part of the time, so you should check all the information on the Internet. Since there are many people interested, it is better to book the excursion in advance.
Panorama of Moscow
Expocentre
Address: Russia, Moscow, Krasnopresnenskaya embankment, 14
Expocentre Fairgrounds is an ensemble of architectural, engineering and technical structures that meet the most modern requirements. Today it includes nine exhibition pavilions and a system of multifunctional halls for congresses, seminars and business presentations. The total exhibition area is 165 thousand square meters. m (closed – 105 thousand sq. m, open – 60 thousand sq. m).
Expocentre Fairgrounds is a unique exhibition complex that has no analogues in Russia. In comparison with other exhibition complexes located in Moscow and the Moscow region, Expocentre has a number of advantages for organizers of exhibitions and congresses, exhibitors and visitors:
- convenient location in the center of Moscow, in close proximity to the buildings of the Russian Government, most ministries and departments, the Moscow Government, the International Trade Center;
- proximity to the main highways of the city: in close proximity to the Expocentre Fairgrounds there are Kutuzovsky Prospekt, Zvenigorodskoe Highway, and the Third Transport Ring;
- adjacent to the territory of the exhibition complex is the Vystavochnaya metro station (formerly Delovoy Tsentr), and nearby are the Ulitsa 1905 Goda, Kievskaya, and Kutuzovskaya metro stations (across the Bagration bridge);
- a large number of hotels located nearby: “Crown Plaza” in the World Trade Center, “Mir”, “Golden Ring”, “Radisson-Slavyanskaya”, a renovated hotel on Bolshaya Filevskaya Street.
The central exhibition complex "Expocentre" is located next to the already functioning part of the business center; a new Moscow Government building is being built in close proximity to the Expocentre territory. Despite the high cost of renting space, doing business in the very center of the capital’s business life is efficient and prestigious.
How to get to the Expo Center
From Sheremetyevo Airport - Take the Aeroexpress and get to the final station (Belorussky Station). Next, take the metro to the Circle Line, at the Kievskaya station, change to the Kyiv station of the Filevskaya Line (blue) and go to the Vystavochnaya station (direction Mezhdunarodnaya).
From Domodedovo airport - Take the Aeroexpress and get to the final station (Paveletsky Station). Next, take the metro to the Circle Line, at the Kievskaya station, change to the Kyiv station of the Filevskaya Line (blue) and go to the Vystavochnaya station (direction Mezhdunarodnaya).
From Vnukovo airport - Take the Aeroexpress and get to the final station (Kyiv railway station). Next, take the metro to the Filevskaya line (blue) and go to the Vystavochnaya station (direction Mezhdunarodnaya).
Moscow City buildings
On the diagram you can see all the buildings of the Moscow City business center. Below is a brief description of them. The numbers on the map correspond to the numbering of the areas.
Layout of structures of MIBC Moscow-City
0. “Tower 2000” and “Bagration” Bridge. Built in 1998-2001. The height of Tower 2000 is 130 meters, 34 floors. This office building stands on the right bank of the Moscow River. The Bagration shopping and pedestrian bridge connects it with other buildings in Moscow City.
Tower 2000
1. Expocentre . Built in 1977-2008. There are 8 buildings on its territory. Expocentre is one of the leading exhibition organizations in Eastern Europe and the largest organizer of international exhibitions and congresses in Russia. More than 100 different events are held here every year.
2-3. Evolution Tower and public square. The Evolution Tower was built in 2011-2014 in the shape of a DNA helix. This is one of the most unusual buildings in the business center. The height of the building is 241 meters, 54 floors. Inside there is a Wedding Palace, restaurants and banquet halls, office and shopping and entertainment premises.
The Evolution Tower, behind it one of the City of Capitals towers is visible on the left, and the IQ Quarter under construction on the right
4. Business complex "Empire" . Construction began in 2006 and completion is scheduled for 2021. The height of the building is 239 meters, 60 floors. Construction of the second phase is currently underway. A multifunctional complex that will house office and retail premises and residential apartments.
Skyscrapers of Moscow City and the Bagration Bridge. The Empire Tower is located between the Evolution Tower (to the right) and the City of Capitals (two towers to the left). The farthest right is the Mercury Tower
6-8. Central core. Construction began in 2005 and is due to be completed in 2021. Includes the Novotel Moscow City hotel and the shopping and entertainment complex with the Afimall City . The Delovoy metro station is also located here.
Afimall City
9. "City of Capitals" . Two skyscrapers, symbolizing the two main capitals of Russia, were built in 2005-2009. The complex consists of skyscrapers St. Petersburg (257 meters, 65 floors), Moscow (302 meters high, 73 floors), connected by an office building (70 meters, 17 floors). All buildings stand on a single podium, which includes a 6-level underground volume and a 4-level above-ground public space. The towers house offices, and on the upper floors there are luxury apartments.
Skyscrapers of Moscow City: towers “Eurasia” (left), “IQ-quarter” (right), between them are “Empire” and “City of Capitals” (one of the towers is visible)
10. Complex “Tower on the Embankment”. It was built in 2003-2007. It consists of three towers: tower A (85 meters, 17 floors), tower B (127 meters, 27 floors), tower C (268 meters, 59 floors). Inside there are office premises, a shopping hall and car parking.
11. Complex “IQ-quarter” . Construction began in 2010, with completion planned for 2021. Consists of Tower 1 (85 meters, 22 floors), Tower 2 (141 meters, 33 floors), Tower 3 (173 meters, 42 floors). The main transport hub of MIBC "Moscow-City". It includes a hotel, two high-rise office buildings, united by a common underground space with parking, retail space, metro stations, etc.
On December 11, 2014, they planned to launch the art installation “The Eye of Sauron” on the roof of the complex, timed to coincide with the Russian premiere of the last film from the “Hobbit” film trilogy, which caused outrage among representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church and the public.
In any case, it is a demonic symbol. Such a symbol of triumphant evil rises above the city, becoming almost the highest object in the city. Is it good or bad? I'm afraid it's more likely to be bad. You don’t have to be surprised later if something goes wrong with the city. - Vsevolod Chaplin.
Nevertheless, Muscovites were still able to see it, albeit virtually - for this they needed a phone or tablet with a downloaded special program.
12. "Eurasia" . Built in 2007-2015. The height of the skyscraper is 309 meters, 70 floors. An office and recreational complex that includes a fitness center, entertainment centers, restaurants and shops, as well as offices, residential apartments and parking.
Tower "Eurasia" (in (left), IQ-quarter (right)
13. Federation Tower . 2003-2017. This is the tallest skyscraper in Europe and is included in the category of “super-tall buildings” (buildings above 300 meters). It consists of 2 buildings united by a common stylobate: “Federation: West” (242 meters, 63 floors) and “Federation: East” (374 meters, 95 floors). The Federation complex has 67 elevators. The towers house office space and residential apartments, and the 6-story stylobate houses offices and a shopping gallery.
Initially, it was planned to build a 506-meter spire between the two towers (for comparison: the height of the Ostankino TV tower is 540 meters), but then it was abandoned, which somewhat distorted the original plan of the high-rise complex.
On April 2, 2012, a major fire occurred at the Vostok Tower, which was visible for tens of kilometers. According to official information, no one was injured as a result of this incident, and no significant damage was caused to the building.
Initial design of the Federation Tower
14. Mercury City Tower . The third tallest building in Moscow City and in Europe, it is included in the “super-tall buildings” category. Built in 2009-2013. The height of the building is 339 meters, 75 floors. The tower is occupied by office space, apartments, retail space and restaurants; in the underground part there is a parking lot, technical and retail premises. Mercury differs from all other towers in its golden-copper color and is therefore easily recognizable. Until 2014, it was the tallest skyscraper in Europe.
Mercury City Tower. Behind it you can see two “Federation” towers and the “On the Embankment” tower
15. Grand Tower. Construction began in 2012, but is currently frozen at the stage of pouring the foundation. According to the project, the building was supposed to be 283 meters high, 50 floors.
16. Office and business complex OKO. Construction lasted from 2011 to 2015. Includes OKO: South Tower (354 meters, 85 floors, an ultra-tall building, the second tallest in Moscow City), OKO: North Tower (245 meters, 49 floors) and OKO: Parking (59 meters, 12 floors).
Office and business center OKO
17-18. "Neva Towers" . “Russia” tower on this site , which would have become the tallest building in Europe and the second tallest in the world. However, economic difficulties did not allow this ambitious project to be realized. In 2014, construction began on the Neva Towers complex, the project of which involves the construction of Tower 1 (289 meters, 63 floors, office) and Tower 2 (337 meters, 77 floors, residential).
Moscow City, project. The tallest building is the unrealized Rossiya Tower
19. North Tower . Built in 2005-2007. 132 meters high, 27 floors. One of the lowest buildings in MIBC, but with a very interesting architecture, partly reminiscent of the deck of a cruise ship. Inside there are office premises, a fitness center, restaurants, cafes, a concert hall, a medical facility, and a parking lot.
North Tower
20. “Skyscraper with relief.” Construction starts in 2021. The project involves the construction of a 228-meter, 54-story tower, which will be distinguished by unusual architecture. The lower floors are planned to be used for offices, the upper floors for residential apartments. At an altitude of 146 meters, a two-level observation deck will be opened, from which a beautiful view of the Arbat will open.
21. Complex “Yuri Dolgoruky”. Currently in the design stage. It is expected that it will consist of two towers - 50 and 60 floors, connected by glass passages. Inside there will be a hotel, luxury apartments, and on the lower floors there will be exhibition halls and parking.
22-30. Plots allocated for further construction.
All main buildings of the Moscow City business center
Expo Center in Moscow - how to get there
The Expo Center is located in Moscow on Krasnaya Presnya - this is how the Moscow district in the north-west of the city with the current official name “Presnensky” is usually called. Currently, getting to the Expo Center by metro is very easy: the exit of the Vystavochnaya station is literally a hundred meters from the western gate of the exhibition complex.
Address of Fairgrounds Expocentre: 123100, Russia, Moscow, Krasnopresnenskaya embankment, 14
After the start of the MCC electric trains, you can get to the Expo Center by this type of transport - the “Business Center” stop. In this case, when leaving the MCC, you need to change to the metro and go to Vystavochnaya (a passage under the surface of the earth), or walk to the Expo Center through the business territory. The walk will take a few minutes, the distance from the MCC to the Expo Center is only 500 meters. At the same time, you can visit the Afimall shopping center . (At the shopping and entertainment center, one of the exits is located next to the Vystavochnaya metro station, and the other is not far from the MCC station).
Scheme - how to get there from the metro
Travel by public transport:
(information from the official website of the Expocentre Fairgrounds).
— from the metro station “Ulitsa 1905 Goda” Bus No. 12 Trolleybuses No. 18, 54 Minibuses No. 100, 28, 254, 283, 318, 461
— from the Krasnopresnenskaya metro station Buses No. 152, 69, 4, 152
— from the Kievskaya metro station Buses No. 157, 77, 240, 205, 91 Trolleybuses No. 7, 39 Minibuses No. 474, 506, 10, 542
— from the Kutuzovskaya metro station Buses No. 116, 77, 91, 157, 205, 240 Trolleybuses No. 2, 7, 39, 44
