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Moscow has revealed the shortlist for the prestigious Guiding Star hospitality award, featuring contenders across more than 20 categories celebrating excellence in hotels, tourism, dining, festivals, and architecture.
Among the finalists in the ‘Public Spaces and Urban Environment' category is the Meeting Place network of neighborhood centers by ADG group, recognized for its ongoing work strengthening local communities. They are joined by the Moscow Zoo, the Sun of Moscow public space, the Mikhalkovo Cultural Center, and the children’s play space Kot (Cat) in Gorky Park.
- Galina FuninaPR Director at ADG group"We are honored to be shortlisted among such iconic city landmarks. This acknowledgement reaffirms that the Meeting Place concept—creating comfortable, accessible neighborhood hubs—truly resonates with residents. We are proud to contribute to a better urban environment through projects like this."
This year, the award program has expanded significantly, with 26 new categories reflecting emerging trends in urban development, digital services, gastronomy, film, and events. The total number of nominations now exceeds 40.
Winners will be chosen by an independent jury of representatives from relevant city authorities and industry bodies. In a new format for 2025, special awards will be judged by a separate expert panel, while the Moscow Tourism Committee will present two distinct accolades. New highlights include awards for inclusive projects, industry media, and restored cultural heritage sites with tourism appeal.
The full shortlist is available on the award’s official website.
Over its 26-year history, the Guiding Star award has celebrated 344 organizations, projects, and leaders who have shaped Moscow into a more dynamic and welcoming destination.
Winners will be chosen by an independent jury of representatives from relevant city authorities and industry bodies. In a new format for 2025, special awards will be judged by a separate expert panel, while the Moscow Tourism Committee will present two distinct accolades. New highlights include awards for inclusive projects, industry media, and restored cultural heritage sites with tourism appeal.
The full shortlist is available on the award’s official website.
Over its 26-year history, the Guiding Star award has celebrated 344 organizations, projects, and leaders who have shaped Moscow into a more dynamic and welcoming destination.
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