The second largest port in the Netherlands after Rotterdam and the fourth largest in Europe, Amsterdam is also ranked 39th worldwide.
The second largest port in the Netherlands after Rotterdam and the fourth largest in Europe, Amsterdam is also ranked 39th worldwide.
Closely linked to the city of Amsterdam since the 13th century, the port of the Dutch city covers 600 hectares of waterways and 1,900 hectares of land. The site specializes in the supply, storage and transportation of fuels such as gasoline. Without direct access to the sea, the canal through which the huge liners transit was opened in 1825 by King William I, as the old passageway was becoming increasingly silted up. In addition to its international maritime traffic, Amsterdam is also known for its cruise and yachting terminal.
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