Moscow Passport

In 1147, Prince Yury Dolgoruky invited his relative to visit Moscow, a small fortress in the vast Russian forest. That invitation marked the beginning of Moscow's journey to becoming Russia's political, economic, cultural, and scientific center.

Places in this passport

• Bunker-42
• Friendship of Nations
• Moscow State University
• The Beautiful Square
• The Bolshoi Theatre
• The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

This page in other languages

• العربية: جواز سفر موسكو
• Deutsch: Moskau-Pass
• Español: Pasaporte de Moscú
• Français: Passeport Moscou
• Italiano: Passaporto Mosca
• 日本語: モスクワ・パスポート
• Lëtzebuergesch: Moskau-Pass
• Nederlands: Moskou-paspoort
• Português: Passaporte Moscou
• Русский: Паспорт Москвы
• 中文: 莫斯科护照

Locations in this passport

• Bolshoi Theatre: Moscow’s historic opera and ballet theatre, one of the city’s defining cultural institutions. (1 emblem)
• Bunker-42: A Cold War underground command bunker in Taganka, now a museum of twentieth-century tension. (1 emblem)
• Cathedral of Christ the Saviour: A major Orthodox cathedral on the Moskva River, tied to national memory and religious architecture. (1 emblem)
• Friendship of Nations Fountain: The monumental fountain at VDNKh, celebrating republics, ornament, and Soviet public symbolism. (1 emblem)
• Moscow State University: The landmark university tower on Sparrow Hills, one of Moscow’s Seven Sisters skyscrapers. (1 emblem)
• Red Square: Moscow’s most iconic public square, framed by the Kremlin, Saint Basil’s Cathedral, and state ceremony. (1 emblem)