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1 a 2 3 4 B C a B C Sсhematic Tourist . MENDELEEVSKAYA . PROSPEKT MIRA AYA ST KRASNOSELSKAYA AL ST 1ST MIUSSK PR . SELEZNEVSK OTOPOPOV MOSCOW CITY V A B S C KRASNOPROLE DOSTOYEVSKAYA SAMO KY L K N. A YA ST NOVOSLOBODSKAYA LA N . IZ AY DURO N Yaroslavsky T. H GOVERNMENT . C LESNA A ST TECHNA H S NY VA ST E YRSKY Y railway terminal YA . V O A . V A Y VE. OGO ST A S N A K Leningradsky D A K Y A A U BUT Y R R YA ST K A T R A railway P S I ARSKA O S . DOL Y GR Y LN. S N . I OKHOLSK . T N BELORUSSKAYA M S O ST P . terminal AROVSK S A ST . M Y RA E YAYA GORUK Belorussky . K L YA ST S LY K NIZHN ST GIL . 1-ST . T ANOV O S A railway Y A YA Y N YA Skyscraper 15 A SHCHEPKINA ST L A T . S terminal OVSK K K VERSK CHA FADEEV TS Y S «Ноtel ST T A 36 K S KOMSOMOLSKAYA . S A . P Leningradskaya» YA ELEG L S A E AY A ST AY D SK AL ST T A V 22 1 V A- Y A ST O O . A H YA K K L H Kazansky O GRUZINSKY LN MSK SADO T S . V YA ST. AY S L NA T A- ET S 1 R R railway terminal GRUZINSKY UKH O A-KA U A AY VAY REVS B O BN K Skyscraper A ST OY LN. SAD KARETN 35 AYA ST VORYA . SA NO ZANSK SСHEMATIC TOURIST MAP . A SUKHAREVSKAYA DO at the «Krasnye AYA . Y VA ST. MALA AMSK A YA . YA ST -S Vorota» -Y A . YA ST LN S PA T Cathedral OY A Y RY TSVE SS MF . KA YA DMITROVKA ST YA . VSKA IU Garden ST E of the Epiphany YE -TR AD ST REVSKY LN. V VERSK A DAEV . SREDNY «Hermitage» Circus TNOY BOLSHOY SUKHA A in Yelokhovo MOSCOW TOURIST CALL CENTER TISHINSKY LN T AY ASIL OV V D LN. 1ST A . S TSVETNOY . A NOVAYA BASMANNAYA ST. ST T . BL . BOLSHO A PUSHKAREV LN S OV Y TISHINSKY LN. Y YULIUSA FUCHIKA ST MAYAKOVSKAYA BULVAR R The call center provides up-to-date information on VD A YANSKY LN KA K KRASNYE VOROTA B SADO T TRUBNAYA . O SKY LN. N ST AKHA NS K . L V S Y SERGIE E O S T tourist resources and opportunities of Moscow, its I RA . VERSK HO . O T T T . K A VA . S K UZ GASHEKA ST S 27 PE E K T T S A Y LN RO A YA M R 33 44 V R . KLIMASHKINA ST. S I Y SKY MI Y transport infrastructure, and prompt advice in case NA B A T G VA LVD. PE CHATNIKOV LN. S K -C S A A OVSK SRETENSKY DE S A O TVERSKAYA T HERNOGRY A K Y S A D R NI Y O of emergency in Russian, English, German, French, A T 14 AY O K A AY A ZH S . PUTINK D BULVAR A N V K S Y ES H . TVENS SRETE YA S T A 7 A ST O KY BLVD. NSK L S PUSHKINSKAYA Y AN S Y H BL M N and Chinese. N . V L S . M I L P D N A HA . L S . O A Z Y A Y BO ETR CHISTYE PRUDY SK ZSK B B LS V U . CHEKHOVSKAYA YE A KA O . N Y R 19 B MA B O T IT AY A ES Museum O R R N. G O G L . Y Bulgakov House S A . O OVSK 8-800-302-31-12, H A ST ROKH TA L V T K L of Contemporary A LN S A CH SH K Z . AY S TURGENEVSKAYA Y Y 41 I K Y O A O C N VENKA ST G H . O A Russian History A N S H N O A L S L YA A LA A ST B Y A KUZNETSKY T O M 8-800-350-51-12 A A Y B P R AY R . L O B N Y K Patriarch D FU . MA N Y LN. G S M MOST U ZE KOVA ST N . L T I KAZA for free calls from mobile phones of Russian Planetarium IN Ponds S N A ST T I R T A A ZOO Y A V A M D S A R Y Y . S P AY LY U O A N T I ER TINSK A operators and landline. RI S N ROZHDEST L . VK A -K T N NEGLIN H . DO Y K N Y . O S S N A 29 TS L K PO Y S A NE KY MOS L T S I T O N Bolshoi UZ T S Y L A BR K K T. N P O MIL E OV S Y VA SN N O BARRIKADNAYA T E G KRAS B V YA A Theatre A L . N K Y O N S V A A A K +7 (495) 587-71-12 Y DO K Chistye . A A 30 Y P Y R M O H T ES A S V L . I K L N A R S A S YA T Maly . ST LSHA N . 31 R R A Prudy ST. K M LN O . B VD Y V KA KRASNOPRESNENSKAYA S Theatre A O . for calls to Russia from abroad, as well as from mobile N K V ZAMORENOV . T CH O N S R LY Kudrinskaya L K E R . LUBYANKA Y V K OY BL S ALIN numbers of foreign operators by tourists staying in SKY L PO Square V N MA E A ST I TEATRALNAYA . T LA T Skyscraper . S YA 28 N . Moscow. Charged in accordance with operator tariffs. N N P . IK O T. A I VERSK L OKHOTNY S . O B TS LE AD L L K V Y Y AY T BO A R ST U K N. M S O A L T SH . B E Y S K R RYAD 2 AYA U . N PLOSCHAD REVOL YUTSII Y . S T O A A N S Y V N RY OT A . I L A K N V A IT H Y YK N O S B OSE KURSKAYA KA Y R YA . A S A L SK K K ST. BO N 11 M LN. N OK K K S LSHA T L Y VSKY NI S Y ZO USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS H Y E N Y U . A Y 26 L MR N N Z P ROCHDE I IKI K O H LS A A B K T C SK S AY H A G K OZ . VD Y T I A NIKI A I S A L CHKALOVSKAYA S Z ZE 42 R T T PO K N S P V . U ST I State D L S O R 8 . N . M V T D A . A O . Historical Museum O T K Y RS KITAY-GOROD L L B. EM SK Y A LN 2 K Emergency service: 112 Main Directorate for Migration Affairs of the A A . O K Y Kursky Z Y NO S BO TINSKY LN. Y T. LSHOY DEVYA K A S V S B A LV Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian T 20 Y Police: 102 O VS . 38 K railway IN A NOVINSKY BL O K VA D LY Y K . I T. H I Federation (extending or replacing Russian . terminal S A . L N Fire and rescue service: 101 E K S US B S O KO S Y BIBLIOTEKA OL T St. Basil’s E U VD visas): +7 (495) 667-04-02 P . The White YA ST L R YA O S H Ambulance: 103 ON T Cathedral N V House IMENI LENINA O TOMAROVSKY C K I K VOZDVIZHENKA ST A POD VO ONTS KOL LN. R N . ARKA ST. S OKOLNY T Transport 9 VARV T A NOVY ARBAT ST. ARBATSKAYA . Y UZSKY BL BOLSHO M 1 MOKHOVA YA RO Helplines Moscow Transport Contact Centre S Y S M 37 Y Y AF ALEKSANDROVSKY SAD (fixed-line): +7 (495) 539-54-54, O 32 A L L Lost documents: U N. E ANASIEVSKY LN BOROVITSKAYA Z ZNAMENKA ST S 24 3210 (Beeline, Megafon, MTS, Tele2) N OCHNY LN. K +7 (495) 694-86-20 S OT A EMB. NIKOLOY S K PR T ST YA HESKAYA AMSKA T NIC Y A ET A A MOSKVOR SKA S YA Sheremetyevo International Airport: YA EM T EBR E Y ARBA R Pushkin State B. Skyscraper . ER B. M . S EM O Property lost in trams, buses, trolleybuses: A 13 . MB OVSKAYA B D E K Museum of Fine Arts A at Kotelnicheskaya IK AY ERN . 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