List of busiest ports in Europe

Other large ports in Europe

Albania

• Port of Durrës
• Port of Vlorë
• Port of Sarandë

Austria

• Vienna
• Linz

Belgium

• Port of Ghent
• Port of Liège - an inland port

Bulgaria

• Port of Burgas
• Port of Varna

Croatia

• Port of Split, the largest passenger port in Croatia
• Port of Rijeka, the largest port in Croatia
• Port of Ploče, serves mainly Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Port of Zadar
• Port of Vukovar, the largest river port in Croatia, on Danube river
• Port of Osijek, second largest river port in Croatia, on Drava river

Cyprus

• Port of Limassol
• Port of Larnaca

Denmark

• Port of Aarhus
• Port of Esbjerg
• Port of Copenhagen

Estonia

• Port of Pärnu
• Port of Sillamäe

Finland

• Port of Helsinki

France

• Brest
• Caen
• Bordeaux
• Cherbourg
• Dieppe
• Dunkirk
• La Rochelle
• Lorient
• Lyon
• Nantes Saint-Nazaire
• Paris
• Rouen
• Strasbourg
• Toulon

Germany

• Port of Duisburg-Ruhrort, largest inland port in the World.
• Port of Kiel
• Port of Rostock
• Cologne
• Dortmund
• Emden
• Essen
• Frankfurt am Main
• Heidelberg
• Lübeck
• Mannheim
• Regensburg
• Wiesbaden
• Wilhelmshaven

Greece

• Port of Thessaloniki
• Port of Heraklion
• Port of Igoumenitsa
• Port of Rafina
• Port of Patras
• Port of Lavrio
• Port of Souda
• Port of Volos
• Port of Eleusina
• Port of Agioi Theodoroi
• Port of Alexandroupoli
• Port of Aspropyrgos
• Port of Rhodes
• Port of Corfu
• Port of Katakolon

Hungary

• Budapest

Iceland

• Reykjavík

Ireland

• Port of Cork
• Dublin Port
• Rosslare Europort
• Shannon Foynes Port
• Port of Waterford

Italy

• Port of Augusta
• Port of Bari
• Port of Brindisi
• Port of Civitavecchia
• Port of Cagliari
• Port of Livorno
• Port of Palermo
• Port of Ravenna
• Port of Salerno
• Port of Savona
• Port of Venice

Latvia

• Freeport of Riga
• Port of Liepāja
• Port of Ventspils

Lithuania

• Port of Klaipėda

Malta

• Grand Harbour
• Malta Freeport

Montenegro

• Port of Bar, which also serves Serbia

Netherlands

• Groningen Seaports Eemshaven/ Delfzijl
• Port of Harlingen
• Port of Nijmegen
• Zeeland Seaports, together with Ghent part of North Sea Port

Norway

• Haugesund
• Kristiansand
• Narvik
• Oslo
• Porsgrunn
• Stavanger
• Tromsø
• Trondheim

Poland

• Port of Szczecin-Świnoujście
• Port of Gdynia
• Port of Police
• Port of Kołobrzeg
• Port of Elbląg
• Port of Darłowo

Portugal

• Port of Leixões
• Port of Lisbon

Romania

• Port of Constanța
• Port of Brăila
• Port of Galați
• Port of Mangalia
• Port of Midia
• Port of Sulina
• Port of Tulcea

Russia

• Arkhangelsk
• Port of Kaliningrad
• Volgograd

Serbia

• Port of Belgrade

Slovenia

• Port of Koper

Spain

• Port of A Coruña
• Port of Alicante
• Port of Almería
• Port of Avilés
• Port of Bilbao, with 179,572 passengers, cargo of 39,397,938, and 557,355 TEUs in 2008
• Port of Cartagena
• Port of Cádiz
• Port of Castellón
• Port of Ceuta
• Port of Ferrol
• Port of Gijón
• Port of Huelva
• Port of Málaga, with 642,529 passengers, cargo of 4,620,000 of tons and 428,623 TEUs in 2008
• Port of Melilla
• Port of Motril
• Rota, a large Spanish naval base
• Port of Las Palmas
• Port of Pasajes
• Port of Santander
• Port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands
• Port of Seville
• Port of Tarragona
• Port of Vigo, the biggest fishing port in the world with 751,971 tons of fish and shellfish in 2008

Sweden

• Copenhagen Malmö Port
• Port of Gothenburg
• Port of Halmstad
• Port of Hargshamn
• Port of Härnösand
• Port_of_Helsingborg
• Port of Holmsund
• Port of Karlshamn
• Port of Köping
• Port of Mönsterås
• Port of Örnsköldsvik
• Port of Oskarshamn
• Port of Piteå
• Port of Storugns
• Port of Trelleborg
• Port of Västerås
• Port of Ystad

Switzerland

• Basel on the Rhine River, the only operational inland port in Switzerland

Turkey

• Port of İstanbul

Ukraine

• Port of Chornomorsk
• Port of Mariupol
• Port of Mykolaiv
• Port of Odesa
• Pivdennyi Port
• Sevastopol
• Yalta

United Kingdom

• Aberdeen, Scotland
• Belfast, Northern Ireland
• Bristol, western England
• Cardiff, South East Wales
• Edinburgh, south-eastern Scotland
• Foyle Port, Northern Ireland
• Glasgow, south-western Scotland
• Kingston upon Hull, north-eastern England
• Liverpool, north-western England
• Manchester via the Manchester Ship Canal to the Irish Sea
• Newcastle upon Tyne, northeastern England
• Portland Harbour, southern England
• Portsmouth Harbour, southern England is one of the oldest ports in England