MoskvaCity

Moskva City, also known as Moscow-City, is a major business district in Moscow, Russia. Located in the Presnensky District of the Central Administrative Okrug, along the north bank of the Moskva River, it forms the core of the Moscow International Business Centre (MIBC). The district is composed of a cluster of high-rise office, residential, hotel, and retail towers that have been developed in phases since the late 1990s.

Notable structures within Moskva City include Federation Tower, Mercury City Tower, OKO Tower, and Evolution Tower. Together with several other towers, the complex houses corporate offices, financial services, housing, shopping, and leisure facilities. The architecture reflects late 20th- and early 21st-century trends, with a mix of glass façades, steel frameworks, and distinctive shapes intended to create a modern skyline associated with Moscow’s global business ambitions.

Transport and accessibility are supported by Moscow’s public transit network, with multiple connections to the metro and bus routes. The district has undergone ongoing development to expand office capacity, improve urban amenity, and integrate with the surrounding city fabric. As a symbol of Moscow’s economic development, Moskva City hosts a range of multinational and Russian companies and serves as a focal point for international business activity in Russia.