“Moscow-2020” train model and Metro choir: a new track at the RUSSIA EXPO will be dedicated to Moscow's transport system

On February 13, a new track "Moscow Transport Framework" will begin at the Moscow space of the International RUSSIA EXPO. The program will last until February 25 and will be dedicated to the capital's achievements in the field of transport.

"The year 2023 was a record-breaking year for Moscow's transport complex and demonstrated how far the city has gone forward in the field of transport development. It will be possible to learn more about it at the RUSSIA EXPO. We strive to tell more about how the capital city is changing on the instructions of Sergei Sobyanin," said Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport.

A digital show about the capital's achievements in the field of transport will be waiting for the guests every day. The team of the Corporate University of Transport Complex prepared an informative program for children and adults. And the staff of the Moscow Transport Museum will hold lectures on historical and modern ways of transportation around the city - from a horse-drawn carriage to an electric bus.

The Academic Choir of the Moscow Metro and artists of the project "Music in the Metro", who play in different genres - from folklore to techno, will perform at the exposition.

For children there will be masterclasses of the Moscow transport pavilion on coloring Troika cards, making wooden magnets in the shape of cars, trains, tramways, as well as on assembling a paper model of the train "Moscow-2020". The program will include contests and quizzes from the Moscow Metro and the Central District Department of Transport, dedicated to the professions of Moscow transport, their participants can win souvenirs and gifts.

The events will take place from February 13 to February 25 in the Moscow space - Hall A of Pavilion No. 75.

The RUSSIA EXPO takes place on the territory of VDNH and is open from Tuesday to Thursday from 10:00 to 21:00, from Friday to Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00, Monday is a day off. Moscow space is located in Hall A of Pavilion No. 75. Event registration is not required and admission is free. The current schedule is available on the website.