Institute of Asia and Pacific Region
Headquaters traffic diagram

 

 

To find us using the metro

• From “Kuznetskiy most” station:
  It is the easiest way as the station has only one exit. If your train comes to the station from the north of the line try to get into the last carriage if it comes from the south then the one next the engine. Just as you leave the subway several shot tunnels can be seen. Use any of them and you should find yourself on Rogdestvenka street, turn to your right and head straight. You should pass Bank of Moscow building. Next side - street to the right is Varsonofievskiy. It has a café sign as a guiding line. Keep following the right side and you should approach building 8. There the door with two bell buttons is to be found. Press the button with number 3 on it and when you hear the answer tell that you came to Institute of Asia and Pacific Region.
• From “Lubyanka” station:
  If you have opportunity, change this station for “Kuznetskiy most” and follow instructions above. If it is important for you to leave the subway on “Lubyanka”, then use the exit that leads inside “Detskiy Mir” store (if the train comes from the north it is the carriage next the engine if it comes fro the south then the last one) and leave the building. On the street turn to your right, walk past the store and take right again on its corner. Head straight until Bank of Moscow building and from this point the way is similar to above instructions for “Kuznetsky most ” station.

To find us using the car

• As Varsonofievskiy side-street has one way traffic, the only opportunity to get there by car is driving along Bolshaya Lubyanka street. Use first “Detskiy Mir” store and then “Confetty” store to your left as guidelines. Varsonofievsky is the first side-street to your left after “Confetty” store. Building 8 is the third on the left side of the side-street. There the door with two bell buttons is to be found. Press the button with number 3 on it and when you hear the answer tell that you came to Institute of Asia and Pacific Region.

If you meet any difficulties while following these instructions please do not hesitate to call us. We will meet and accompany you with pleasure.