Contact Information for Moscow

If you’re planning a trip to Russia’s capital, having the right contact information for Moscow is essential for a safe and well-organized experience. From emergency numbers and embassy details to transport hotlines and tourism offices, this guide provides all the important contacts you may need while visiting Moscow.

Moscow City Hall building on Tverskaya Street
Moscow City Hall – the administrative heart of Russia’s capital.

Emergency Numbers

In case of an emergency, Moscow’s response services are efficient and operate 24 hours a day. English-speaking operators are sometimes available in major city centers.

ServiceNumberDescription
Police102Report crimes, lost items, or safety concerns.
Ambulance / Medical Emergency103For health emergencies and first aid assistance.
Fire Department101For fires, gas leaks, and rescue operations.
Unified Emergency Number112Can be dialed from any mobile or landline (similar to 911 in the U.S.).

Medical Assistance

Moscow offers high-quality healthcare facilities, both public and private. For travelers, private clinics are recommended for faster and English-speaking service.

  • European Medical Center (EMC)
    Address: 2 Shchepkina Street
    Phone: +7 (495) 933-6655
    Website: www.emcmos.ru
  • American Medical Center
    Address: 26 Seleznevskaya Street
    Phone: +7 (495) 933-7700
    Website: www.amcenter.ru
  • GMS Clinic
    Address: 26 Ulitsa Smolenskaya
    Phone: +7 (495) 781-5577
    Website: www.gmsclinic.com

Tourist Information & Support

Moscow provides several official information centers where visitors can get maps, recommendations, and multilingual assistance. Tourist police are also available in key sightseeing zones.

  • Moscow City Tourist Information Center
    Address: 13 Tverskaya Street (near Red Square)
    Phone: +7 (495) 122-0101
    Website: discover.moscow
  • Tourist Police Hotline
    Phone: +7 (495) 694-9229
    Service available in English and Spanish near central attractions.
  • Russia Travel Hotline
    Phone: +7 (495) 788-2020
    Provides advice for travelers on routes, tickets, and city events.

Transportation Contacts

Moscow’s transportation network is extensive, with dedicated hotlines for major systems. These contacts are useful for route information, lost items, and general inquiries.

ServicePhoneWebsite
Moscow Metro Information Center+7 (495) 539-5454mosmetro.ru
Moscow Transport Call Center+7 (495) 539-5454transport.mos.ru
Yandex.Taxi (Customer Support)In-app help or website formtaxi.yandex.com
Aeroexpress Airport Train+7 (800) 700-3377aeroexpress.ru

Embassies & Consulates

Most embassies are located in the central districts of Arbat and Presnensky. Travelers should contact their embassy for lost passports, legal matters, or emergencies.

CountryEmbassy AddressPhone
United StatesBolshoy Devyatinsky Pereulok 8+7 (495) 728-5000
United KingdomSmolenskaya Naberezhnaya 10+7 (495) 956-7200
CanadaStarokonyushenny Pereulok 23+7 (495) 925-6000
GermanyMosfilmovskaya Street 56+7 (495) 937-9500
FranceBolshaya Yakimanka 45+7 (495) 937-1400

Lost & Found and Tourist Support Lines

If you lose belongings in public transport or around city attractions, the following hotlines can help recover them:

  • Moscow Metro Lost Property Office
    Phone: +7 (495) 622-2085
    Address: 2 Vozdvizhenka Street (Arbatskaya Station)
  • Airport Lost & Found
    Sheremetyevo (SVO): +7 (495) 578-6565
    Domodedovo (DME): +7 (495) 967-8448
    Vnukovo (VKO): +7 (495) 436-2813

Useful Apps & Online Resources

  • Discover Moscow: discover.moscow — official city tourism portal.
  • Yandex Maps: Best navigation and public transport app for Moscow.
  • Visit Russia: russia.travel — national travel website.
  • Mos.ru: www.mos.ru/en — Moscow city government portal.

Where to Go Next

Keeping these numbers and resources handy will make your visit to Moscow smoother and more enjoyable. From quick navigation help to emergency contacts, knowing where to call and where to go ensures peace of mind while exploring Russia’s remarkable capital.