Hi everyone. Does anyone know wich ports have their own railroad acces in Europe?

Question

I need a list of the name of the aritime ports so.... thanks in advance

Answer 1

If no other answer try Hapaag Lloyd shipping.

Answer 2

HapagLloyd, ABP, OCL, P&O, all worth a try.

Hull has links also.

Answer 3

Harwich in England, Belfast in Ulster, Fishguard in Wales and Stranraer in Scotland.

And Calais in France.

Answer 4

Just about all of them. A few main ports:

Ireland: Dundalk, Dun Laoghaire, Rosslare, Belfast, Wexford, Cobh

Britain: Portsmouth, Southampton, Liverpool, Harwich, Dover, Folkestone, Newhaven, Glasgow

France: Calais, Boulogne, Bordeaux, La Rochelle; Cherbourg

Belgium: Ostend, Zeebrugge, Antwerp;

Netherlands: Rotterdam, Den Haag

Germany: Emden, Bremerhaven, Bremen, Hamburg, Rostock

Spain: St Sebastian, Santander, Vigo, Cadiz

Scandinavia: Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki, Bergen, Oslo

Baltic States: Riga, Tallin, Kaliningrad

Poland: Gdansk

Russia: Archangel, St Petersburg

Southern Europe: Trieste, Dubrovnik, Athens, Thessaloniki, Piraeus, Palermo, Naples, Venice, Genoa, Istanbul, Izmir

Levant: Beirut, Haifa, Tel Aviv, Port Said

Answer 5

Do you mean which ports have freight handling facilities with rail links, or which ports have quayside passenger stations?

They are often not the same (e.g. Immingham and Teesport have rail-connected freight terminals but do not handle passenger traffic at all, while Portsmouth has a harbour station but no rail freight terminal).

Answer 6

In the UK, Liverpool , Southampton, Felixstowe, London, Dover, Tyneside, Teesport, in mainlland Europe virtually everyone you can think of. Really you need to be a little more specific as the answer could be endless!