The official diplomatic representation of the Czech Republic in the Russian Federation is based in Moscow in the Presnensky district. Presnya, as Muscovites call it, refers to the Central Administrative District of the capital. The embassy occupies the house 12-14 on Julius Fucik street. It is noteworthy that earlier the street was called Novovasilievsky lane. Renaming it in honor of a Czech journalist executed by fascists took place in 1963.

The building in which the embassy, ​​cultural center, consular and trade and economic departments are located, consists of several buildings. Sometimes in some documents the house number is written through the sign of the fraction (12/14) - this is the same address. Such a record means that the building is at the intersection of streets and there are two rooms on it. In this case, such a numbering is erroneous and the correct address of the embassy looks like this: Y. Fuchik, 12-14