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"Federation" consists of two towers - "West" and "East", located on the stylobate (the common lower part of the building).
The height of the 101-storey Vostok tower is 373.4 meters. The observation room was made on the 89th floor, where the best views of Moscow can be seen. Today it is the highest in Europe.
A unique space for family and individual recreation has been created, accessible to everyone, including people with limited mobility.
The ride begins before the entrance to the observation deck. The 89th floor can be reached in seconds. High-speed elevators move at a speed of 8 meters per second – a feeling comparable to flying on an airplane.
The 89th floor offers a fascinating 360-degree view of Moscow. The observation deck is located in the city center, 4 km from the Kremlin, so it shows the best views of the city and the most interesting sights.
Visitors can also see the city in the light of night lights.
The observation deck is not only a spectacular view of the city, but also a cultural, social and educational project. When a user buys a ticket, they get a whole package of services.
The ticket price includes a visit to the world's only ice cream factory on the 89th floor, located on the territory of the observation deck. Visitors will not only be able to observe the production process, but also receive a gift of ice cream that has just been prepared in front of their eyes.
Master classes are organized for the youngest visitors.
There will be several modern entertainment zones. Among them – projection shows with immersive, interactive guide in the format of augmented reality in different languages, exhibition virtual 3D models of towers "Moscow-city" rising out of nowhere in front of the visitors, as well as a Studio where every guest takes a picture on the background of bright views of the city.
If you point the camera of an interactive guide built into an individual tablet at the Windows of the observation platform and focus on the point of interest, the tablet screen will immediately display detailed information about the object in augmented reality mode. The guide is available in three languages: Russian, English and Chinese.
Another" highlight " is the projection show. In three minutes, it will not only acquaint visitors with the history of Moscow, its most significant stages of formation and development from the time of Yuri Dolgoruky to the present, but also allow them to find themselves in the center of bright events. A projection show is a fully rendered film using 3D graphics technology. It stops at the present tense.
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