The port of Hamburg is an important trade center with the countries of Eastern and Northern Europe. Despite the 120 km distance from the sea, it is able to accept the largest container ships in the world, which makes it the third largest port in Europe.
The port offers a range of maritime attractions for tourists, such as trips and cruises on ships and sailboats, maritime museums, including ship museums and many more.
Established in 1866. It then became a model for other such facilities, and also contributed to the development of maritime trade in the world.
There are almost 300 berths in the port. The waterfront line measures 43 kilometers, and the port itself is equipped with the most modern container terminals, cruise terminals.
In 2016, the walls of the Hamburg waterfront exceeded 138,200,000 tons of goods.
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