Description
The 29th international exhibition of the chemical industry and science at the Timiryazev Centre in Moscow. Chemical raw materials, petrochemicals, polymers, reagents, laboratory and industrial equipment, technologies and solutions for chemical production. Aimed at manufacturers, industrial enterprises, research organisations and technology suppliers.
Moscow Travel Tips — Moscow
Airports
Sheremetyevo (SVO) — 30 km northwest. Aeroexpress train to Belorussky station, 35–50 min, from ₽500; taxi ₽1,500–2,500.
Domodedovo (DME) — 45 km south. Aeroexpress to Paveletsky station, 45–55 min; taxi ₽1,800–2,800.
Vnukovo (VKO) — 30 km southwest. Aeroexpress to Kievsky station, 35–45 min; taxi ₽1,500–2,200.
Trains and taxis are the reliable options — avoid unlicensed drivers in the arrivals hall; order through Yandex Go or the official taxi desk.
Getting Around
The metro is the fastest way across Moscow: a single ride is about ₽60–75 with the Troika card, and most signage and announcements are duplicated in English. Buy a Troika card at any station ticket office and top it up as needed.
Yandex Go covers taxis and car-sharing; fixed-price airport fares are shown in the app before you confirm. Traffic peaks 8–10 am and 5–8 pm — allow extra time for Crocus Expo (Myakinino metro, line 3) during those hours.
Venues & Practicalities
Crocus Expo (Krasnogorsk, just outside the ring road) hosts Metalloobrabotka and Elektro. Reach it by metro to Myakinino — the halls are a short covered walk from the station. On-setup and opening days are the busiest; the free shuttle loops and coat checks move quickly if you arrive before 10 am.
Card payments work almost everywhere; keep a little cash only for small kiosks. Visitor badges are issued online — print or save the QR code, and carry your passport, which is checked at registration for foreign visitors.
Industries
Moscow, Moscow