OOH and DOOH Advertising in Moscow & Russia

Huge LED at Leningradskoe Hwy & MKAD interchange reaches heavy commuter and weekend traffic to Moscow’s north

Vertical LED on Volokolamskoe Hwy targets outbound traffic near Tushinskaya metro and Spartak Stadium.

LED on Spartakovskaya Sq. faces Rusakovskaya overpass traffic inside the Third Ring, steps from Baumanskaya metro.

Panoramic 68 m LED on Entuziastov Highway catches heavy bidirectional traffic in Moscow’s thriving east.

Panoramic LED facade on Kholodilny Lane overlooks Moscow’s TTK, delivering 3D-ready impact for nonstop ring-road traffic.

LED facade on Tverskaya Zastava Sq. grabs constant car and foot traffic near Belorussky Station in central Moscow.

Russia's busiest airport by a wide margin, with 43.4 million passengers in 2025. Sheremetyevo sits northwest of Moscow and serves as the home base of Aeroflot, concentrating the country's largest volume of international, business and transfer traffic in one terminal complex. For advertisers this means maximum reach among affluent travelers, with formats across departure, arrival and premium zones.

Part of the Moscow Aviation Hub on the southern side of the city, with 13.86 million passengers in 2025. S7 Airlines and Ural Airlines base their operations here, shaping a route map that blends domestic trunk lines with international service. Rail access via Aeroexpress from Paveletsky station keeps the terminal within easy reach of central Moscow for departing residents and arriving visitors.

Europeisky is a landmark mall in Dorogomilovo (central-west Moscow), attached to Kiyevsky Rail Terminal / Kievskaya metro hub and 10 min from the Kremlin. 400+ stores, 30 eateries, multiplex, 5 000 m² leisure zone and 1 250-bay garage pull 50 M yearly visitors. Constant commuter & tourist flow plus vast atriums deliver top indoor ad impact.

18-storey class-A hi-tech cube on Volgogradsky Prospekt in Tekstilshchiki, 9 min from Volgogradsky Prospekt & Tekstilshchiki metro and 7 km from the Kremlin/TTK. Completed in 2008, it offers c. 23 000 m² turn-key offices within a 46 000 m² complex, plus cafés, banking and underground parking—keeping staff onsite and giving lobby media steady weekday reach

A widely used outdoor advertising format, typically sized 3×6 m or larger. Installed along major roads and highways in Moscow, these billboards offer broad reach, strong visibility, and consistent impressions for mass-market campaigns.

A mid-size outdoor format, typically 1.2×1.8 m, placed at or near public bus stops. Positioned along daily commuting routes, it ensures high-frequency exposure to both pedestrians and drivers — reaching the same audience multiple times per day.

A compact advertising format typically 1.2×1.8 m, installed at eye level in pedestrian areas and transport stops. It offers high-frequency exposure and strong visibility in dense urban zones.

Extra-large static or digital structures, typically 5×12 m, installed along highways. These formats maximize impact through scale and placement, delivering extended reach and strong visual dominance for large-scale awareness campaigns.

Metro line screens provide high-frequency exposure with dynamic video ads from 5 to 30 seconds. Flexible targeting by metro line, time, or weekday ensures precise audience reach and effective brand communication.

Lightboxes in metro halls and walkways offer bright, durable visibility even in dim areas. With multiple formats and flexible placement options, they suit both branding and directional campaigns for businesses of any scale.

Digital city formats on metro platforms reach passengers during waiting time with bright full-motion video. High-resolution LED screens ensure full station coverage, high contact frequency, and minimal ad noise for an impactful brand presence

A commuter media format distributed free inside metro stations and trains during peak hours. The Metro newspaper connects brands with daily passengers through trusted editorial content and high-visibility ad placements.

Bus exterior ads provide strong citywide visibility with full or partial wraps, side and rear panels, or large posters. Positioned at eye level, they deliver lasting exposure and effectively promote brands to daily urban audiences.

Digital screens in buses, trams, and trolleybuses show ad videos alongside news content. Spots from 5 to 60 seconds can be targeted by route, day, or time, ensuring high visibility and engagement across the public transport network.

Stickers above windows in buses, trams, and trolleybuses draw passengers’ attention throughout the ride. This affordable format helps promote services, events, store openings, or job offers across an extensive public transport network.

Dual-sided LCD screens in buses run ad loops daily on interior and exterior displays. Silent 5–60 s videos play during the full operating day, reaching passengers and pedestrians across busy urban and suburban routes.