LED media facade crowns the Business Center ‘Russia’ on Volgogradsky Prospekt 26/1, a key corridor linking the city centre with the south-east districts. The site sits between the Garden Ring and the Third Ring, steps from Volgogradsky Prospekt metro and a cluster of major auto dealerships, cafes and services. An unobstructed viewing zone of about 2,000 m keeps messages in sight of continuous car and bus flows in both directions, delivering verified monthly reach of ~514 k contacts.

LED media facade 11.2 × 25.6 m rises on a high-profile building at 134 Leningradskoye Highway - one of Moscow’s busiest routes linking the city centre with Sheremetyevo Airport. Five lanes in each direction and the lack of nearby obstructions provide clear, kilometre-long sightlines across the carriageway. Belomorskaya MCC station and major retail/auto dealers add steady footfall.

LED screen crowns a shopping centre at Marshala Chuykova 3, at the junction of Volgogradsky Prospekt and Marshala Chuykova Street by Kuzminki metro’s main exit. The corner placement faces multi-lane flows from the south-east corridor into the city and steady pedestrian streams from the station, bus stops and mall entrances. Open sightlines across the wide carriageway and signalised crossings keep messages in view, with up to two minutes of contact time in slow traffic. Evening shopping and leisure crowds reinforce daily reach, delivering consistent, high-quality exposures for brand campaigns.

Two LED media façades at Rublevo-Uspenskoye Hwy 123B occupy prime frontage on the government route through Moscow’s prestigious western suburbs. The site adjoins a business centre with parking and a high-end restaurant, concentrating officials, executives and wealthy residents. Open approach lines and signalised junctions create long viewing windows in slow traffic, while the low mounting and broad pavement keep messages at eye level for both drivers and passers-by.

A vertical LED screen mounted on the end wall at Krasnaya Presnya 9 sits steps from the Moscow Zoo and Krasnopresnenskaya metro. The placement reads head-on to traffic moving from the city centre toward the Third Ring, with signalised junctions creating long dwell times. Low mounting and an open frontage keep the canvas at eye level for drivers and pedestrians alike, including zoo visitors, office workers and families on weekends—delivering repeated, high-quality exposures throughout the day.

Set on the inner carriageway of the Third Ring, the LED media façade at Zvenigorodskoye Hwy 28 bld. 6 presents a clean, head-on read to continuous commuter traffic between the Zvenigorodskoye and Khoroshevskoye junctions. The elevated mount and open frontage create kilometre-grade sightlines, while signalised approaches extend contact time at peak hours. With a 18 × 15 m canvas and 270 m² area, the site is especially prominent on this busy corridor, delivering about 240,990 verified daily contacts.

LED screen measuring 12 × 24 m climbs the 108 m North Tower (2007) in Moscow International Business Center, the capital’s prime finance district. Facing the Third Ring Road and Presnenskaya Embankment, it commands clear sight-lines from multilane traffic, Moscow River bridges and the pedestrian Bagration Bridge. Daily streams of bankers, tech workers and high-spend visitors to Afimall City and nearby observation decks pause at junction lights, giving campaigns repeated, high-value exposure against the city’s most recognisable business skyline.

Two 9 × 19.5 m LED screens frame the glass faсade of Novotel Moscow City (opened 2012), the four-star gateway hotel of the International Business Center. Facing Presnenskaya Embankment and Afimall City’s main plaza, the displays dominate both a busy pedestrian concourse and six lanes feeding the Third Ring Road. Streams of bankers, conference delegates and mall visitors gather at metro exits, taxi ranks and traffic lights, granting campaigns prolonged, front-row visibility inside Russia’s densest hub of CEOs and decision-makers

Set on Avtozavodskaya Street next to Moscow’s CSKA Arena, this 50 × 23 m digital screen dominates the forecourt of a top sports and concert venue. Match days and show nights draw tens of thousands of fans, while weekday commuters stream past along the adjacent southern ring road. Elevated and unobstructed, the high-resolution display delivers striking 10-second loops visible from over 400 m - perfect for launches, entertainment promos and lifestyle brands seeking a vibrant, event-driven audience.

Mounted on the traffic-police HQ at Sadovaya-Samotechnaya, this digital facade faces the Garden Ring just north of Tsvetnoy Boulevard. Unobstructed views of 400 m and five traffic lanes deliver steady impressions to motorists, bus riders and pedestrians. The screen’s interactive LED tech handles dynamic video, animation and gamified creative, offering brands a standout canvas in one of Moscow’s liveliest retail and nightlife districts.