All-Russian Exhibition Center
prosp. Mira, Household 119, Moscow
About the company:
All-Russian Exhibition Center (VVC) is the largest exhibition complex in the city, occupying a total area of more than 230 hectares. The center was opened in 1939 as the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition. The center received its current name in 1992.
During the year, the center hosts about 150 exhibitions, which are visited by up to 15 million people. As of 2008, the VVC revenue amounted to more than 2 billion rubles.
In the VVC many architectural monuments bearing historical value. Among them stands the monument “Worker and Kolkhoz Woman”, fountains “Friendship of the Peoples of the USSR”, “Golden Spike”, “Stone Flower”, as well as various pavilions.
The VVC was awarded various prizes and awards for the best examples of work: silver and gold medals “The Translator of Socialist Agriculture”, “For Successes in Socialist Agriculture”, “For Successes in the National Economy of the USSR”, “60 Years of the VSHV – VDNKh of the USSR – VVC” and others.