This LED screen crowns a building at 1 Bolshie Kamenschiki Street, overlooking Taganskaya Square - where major arterial roads, the Taganskaya metro station and dense retail strips converge. Flanked by offices, cafés and the pilgrimage-popular St Matrona Monastery, the location channels heavy round-the-clock flows of drivers, commuters and pedestrians, making it ideal for high-visibility brand messages.

This digital facade fronts a business center at 34 Raskovoy St. and faces Moscow’s Third Transport Ring. It sits within the Savelovskaya multimodal hub - metro, rail and overpass - and near arteries such as Butyrsky Val and Leningradsky Prospekt that feed Sheremetyevo Airport. Visible from up to 400 m, the 18 × 16 m LED panel delivers round-the-clock exposure to commuters, shoppers and airport-bound travellers on one of the city’s busiest inner-ring sections.

LED screen spanning nearly 90 m crowns Russia’s largest bookstore - the modernist Moscow House of Books - and dominates Novy Arbat Avenue. This six-lane boulevard funnels a constant stream of cars, taxis and tour buses between the Kremlin and Moscow City, while the bookstore’s cafés and event halls attract thousands of readers each day. Prolonged dwell times at nearby traffic lights and unobstructed sightlines turn the façade into a natural focus point, delivering repeated, high-quality impressions to professionals, affluent shoppers and international visitors.

Positioned at the junction of Mozhaiskoe Highway, Minsk Highway and the Moscow Ring Road, this west-facing digital facade greets intense two-way flows between downtown Moscow and Odintsovo’s premium suburbs. Visible from 820 m, the screen rises above multi-lane traffic near the Three Whales retail complex and clusters of upscale cottage villages. Continuous 15-second loops secure standout exposure for brands targeting commuters, shoppers and weekend travellers.

This landmark digital facade crowns the junction of Leningradskoe Highway and the Moscow Ring Road—Moscow’s main northern gateway. Visible from 1.3 km, it dominates a corridor used daily by residents of Khimki, Zelenograd, and Lobnya, and by hundreds of thousands heading to dachas on weekends. The screen’s elevated position and uninterrupted sight-lines ensure constant exposure for high-impact, traffic-driven campaigns, day and night.

Shchelkovsky Transport Hub unites a busy bus terminal and mall on Moscow’s eastern gateway, Shchelkovskoe Highway. A high-set LED screen dominates the building’s facade, rising above ten traffic lanes and pedestrian approaches. Visible to motorists, coach passengers and shoppers from over 800 m, the display runs 15-second loops from dawn to midnight - ideal for eye-catching launches and geo-targeted brand takeovers.

Moskvoriechye Shopping & Entertainment Center fronts Kashirskoe Highway, a key artery in Moscow’s busy Southern Administrative District. An elevated digital facade spans the entrance, visible to motorists, bus passengers and mall visitors from more than a kilometre away. Running 15-second loops around the clock, the screen offers prime exposure for high-impact launches, retail pushes and geo-targeted brand takeovers

The LED media facade on Prospekt Mira 102 Bld.1 is located near the Third Ring Road, providing high visibility thanks to the heavy commuter traffic. With a contact time of 3 minutes at a speed of 6 km/h, this site offers premium exposure for brands. Positioned near major residential areas and businesses, it delivers consistent and impactful visibility for a broad audience, ensuring a reach of ~63.87 k monthly impressions

The media facade on the Gidoproekt building is the largest in Europe, with a stunning visibility range of 2.2 km. Situated along a key federal highway, it captures heavy traffic and connects to significant infrastructure. It offers 14-minute contact time for commuters at 9 km/h, ensuring maximum exposure. The proximity to major business centers and residential areas enhances its visibility and makes it a top choice for brands

The media facade is located on Novy Arbat, on the facade of the "October" cinema building. This prime location is surrounded by numerous government institutions, including Moscow Government Departments, the luxury Marriott hotel, and a vibrant mix of cafes, bars, and restaurants.

The high-profile nature of the area ensures a steady flow of both pedestrian and vehicular traffic, with the road frequently used for VIP convoys. This strategic placement offers excellent visibility and prolonged exposure, making it an ideal platform for impactful advertising campaigns.