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Federal Customs Service of Russia
In the western part of Moscow, on Novozavodskaya Street, stands a modern complex of buildings that today serves as one of the key facilities of the Federal Customs Service.
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Federal Customs Service of Russia
The official presence of the customs service at this site began on May 5, 1997, when the corresponding order of the State Customs Committee was signed.
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Parshina street
Parshina Street in the Khoroshyovo-Mnyovniki district of the Northwestern Administrative Okrug of Moscow received its name on December 8, 1967, in honor of twice Hero of the Soviet Union Georgy Mikhailovich Parshin.
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The Building of the Regional Customs Administration for Radioelectronic Security of the Federal Customs Service
The official history of the customs service’s presence at this location began on 5 May 1997, when the relevant order of the State Customs Committee was signed.
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“The Battle of Borodino”
The Battle of Borodino Panorama Museum is one of the key military history museums in Moscow, located at Kutuzovsky Prospekt, 38, building 1.
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“Worker and Kolkhoz Woman”
The sculptural group Worker and Kolkhoz Woman, created by the brilliant Vera Mukhina in collaboration with architect Boris Iofan, is one of the most recognizable symbols of Moscow and an outstanding work of Soviet art.
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Zhukovsky Street
In the very heart of Moscow, in the quiet Basmanny District, nestles a small but incredibly significant street: Zhukovsky Street.
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Bust of A.S. Popov
Alexander Stepanovich Popov was an outstanding Russian physicist and electrical engineer who became one of the pioneers of radio communication. His work laid the foundations for modern radio and had a significant influence on the development of communication technologies.
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Akademik Petrov Square
In the Western Administrative Okrug of Moscow, within the Kuntsevo District, lies Akademika Petrova Square
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Memorial plaque to Dmitry Alekseev, Commander of the 354th Infantry Division, Soviet military commander, Colonel General, participant in the Battle of Moscow in 1941
One of those heroes, whose name is forever inscribed in the history of the district, is Colonel General Dmitry Fyodorovich Alekseev, commander of the 354th Rifle Division.