The Pskov region is part of the Northwestern Federal District of the Russian Federation and has a unique geopolitical position. The territory of the region belongs to the most ancient lands of the Russian state. In the Pskov region, Alexander Nevsky became a military commander. Pushkin lived and was buried here, and Nicholas II abdicated the throne of the Russian Empire. The Pskov Charter of Judgment became the first full-scale monument of Russian civil law. Thus, historically, the Pskov region is in many ways the “beginning” of Russia. Both geographically, as the main western outpost of the country, and from the point of view of faith, as the “cradle” of Russian Orthodoxy. In the Pavilion No. 75 at the Pskov region stand, visitors will be able to take a virtual journey into the land itself and its centuries-old history, get acquainted with the sights of the region, immerse themselves in their atmosphere and surroundings, and also learn about cutting-edge projects implemented in a wide variety of industries.