Port of Hamburg

The Port of Hamburg is located in the lower reaches of the Elbe, where the Alster and Biele rivers meet, 110 kilometers from the North Sea. With an area of 100 square kilometers, the port is the largest seaport in Germany and one of the entrepots in Europe. The Port of Hamburg is also one of the largest container ports, with 18 container terminals, 22 container cranes, and an annual container handling capacity of 1.25 million TEUs. The Port of Hamburg has a port area of 16.2 square kilometers and operates entrepot trade, especially for the re-export of goods from Scandinavia and Central Europe. There are 36 signs along the road, with colorful pictures and commentary, to introduce you to the past and the history of the port of Hamburg between the Port Pavilion and Neumüller. future. Every May is the Hamburg Port Festival, which lasts for three days and includes ballet performances, galleon inspections and fireworks displays.