The citadel of the tsars, the headquarters of the ASU, and now the residence of the Ascendancy.

Government facilities include non-Kremlin based government buildings, the underground research facility, and Butryka prison.

Located along Nikolskaya street, this neighborhood was the location of countless bookshops and residences of famous second-hand booksellers from centuries past. Here one could find everything from an ancient manuscript to a recent edition of some famous writer. And recently, is the location of the new Atharim HQ.

Where urban morals, margins, and mainstream converge — under cover of a neon glow

Includes the GUM and Izmailovsky Market, the city's largest open-air market.

Within Moscow’s prestigious Garden Ring, these high-rise flats and historic apartments range from opulent pre-war estates to sleek modern lofts, offering a front-row seat to the city’s heart.