Time in Moscow
The current offset in Moscow is UTC+3, on the Europe/Moscow zone. Its clocks never change, so that offset holds all year.
Moscow, Russia
Zone facts
- IANA zone
- Europe/Moscow
- Abbreviation
- —
- Standard offset
- UTC+3
- Daylight offset
- —
- Country
- Russia (RU)
- Coordinates
- 55.76, 37.62
Daylight saving time
This city does not observe daylight saving time. Its offset from UTC is the same on every day of the year.
Sunrise and sunset
Computed from the city’s latitude and longitude with the NOAA solar position algorithm — no API, no network call.
- Sunrise
- 05:12
- Sunset
- 19:53
- Daylight
- 14 hours 41 minutes
Against the major hubs
Common questions
- What time zone is Moscow in?
- Moscow uses the Europe/Moscow time zone, currently UTC+3. Use the IANA identifier rather than the abbreviation in code — abbreviations are ambiguous, and this one may mean something else somewhere else.
- Does Moscow observe daylight saving time?
- No. Moscow keeps UTC+3 all year round, so its offset from UTC never changes.
- What is the difference between Moscow and UTC?
- UTC+3 as of the last rebuild. That figure is constant, because the city does not change its clocks.
- When does the sun rise and set in Moscow?
- On the day of the last rebuild, sunrise was 05:12 and sunset 19:53 local time, giving 14 hours 41 minutes of daylight. These are computed from the city’s latitude and longitude, not fetched from anywhere.