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Port of Amsterdam

Amsterdam is one of the most important junctions in Europe for combined water, road, railway and air transport. With annual goods transhipments of over  million tons, the Amsterdam port plays a crucial role for European business.

Multifunctional port
The Amsterdam port has facilities for all types of cargo: dry and liquid bulk, general cargo and containers.

Intermodal connections
The Amsterdam port has a unique location. It is a tideless port with a short entry time from the sea. The transit time through the North Sea Canal, including passing through the locks, is generally less than two and a half hours even for large vessels. Because of increasing congestion on the roads, transport of goods by water and rail is being encouraged. Ports such as Amsterdam, with their excellent inland waterway connections, are capable of taking over much of this pressure. The infrastructure of Amsterdam and its port ensure that European markets are easily accessible, often within a few hours.

Facilities and terminals
The Amsterdam port offers facilities for all types of goods. There are terminals for containers, dry and liquid bulk, food, general cargo and  roll-on/roll-off. The specialised terminals all have their own specific loading and unloading facilities, and storage and processing capabilities.

Contact with business
Businesses in the port are committed and professional discussion partners and active, customer-oriented business people. Port of Amsterdam is glad to bring you into contact with them.