Moscow to Open 3 New River Terminals by End of 2026

By the end of the year, three new docks will open on the Moskva River, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced.

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Three new riverboat terminals will open on the Moscow River by the end of 26.
The new terminals will be located at Krasnye Kholyomy on the third route and Novodevichye Prudy and Vorob'yevskaya Naberezhnaya on the fourth route.
Moscow has operated regular electric ferry services since 2023, with four routes and 25 terminals.
The fourth route, 'Luzhniki — Kievsky,' began operating in June and improved transport access to Dorogomilovo, Khamovniki, and Ramenki.
The terminals are integrated into the city's public transport system with convenient transfers and standard payment methods.
Eight new electric vessels will be launched by the end of 2026.
The first electric vessels of the 'Moskva 1.0' project were launched on May 2026 at the Moscow Shipyard.
Moscow is the first city in the world to operate year-round regular electric ferry services.

The Moscow transport complex held over 200 passenger events in the past seven months, including festivals, parades, and themed train launches. — vm
Ten themed metro trains were launched from January to July, including ones for the Chinese New Year, the 250th anniversary of the Bolshoi Theatre, and the 70th anniversary of the 'Sovremennik' theatre. — vm
A themed tram was launched for the 70th anniversary of 'Sovremennik' Theatre, and its artistic director, Vladimir Mashkov, praised the initiative. — vm
Eight new innovative electric vessels will be launched by the end of the year. — tg_mosrutop
The first modern electric vessels of the 'Moskva 1,0' project were launched in May 2026 at the Moscow shipyard. — tg_mos_sobyanin
The launch of the first electric vessels of the 'Moskva-1.0' project occurred in May 2026. — ntv