Get to know Port of Antwerp-Bruges. Europe's second largest port and a driver of the circular economy and energy transition. Port of Antwerp-Bruges is helping to build a sustainable world.
©Dave Wels (FLYWEL) Port of Antwerp-Bruges consists of two complementary port areas: Antwerp on both banks of the Scheldt and Zeebrugge on the North Sea. It is second largest port in Europe. With connections to more than 800 destinations, it connects the European continent to the rest of the world. Port of Antwerp-Bruges generates 72,600 direct jobs and no less than €20 billion in added value.
Port of Antwerp-Bruges aims to be more than an engine for the Belgian economy. The port and its environment form an inseparable ecosystem and therefore strive for a sustainable future.
On your own or with a guide, alone, with friends or with the kids... There is tons to see and do in Port of Antwerp-Bruges. Visit Portopolis or the Port House in Antwerp. Set off on a tour of discovery around the port or visit the ABC Tower in Zeebrugge.
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An easily accessible port with safe traffic flow. To achieve this, various teams at Port of Antwerp-Bruges work hard every day. The focus is not only on nautical aspects. In addition to the importance of the logistics chain, stimulating sustainable passenger transport for commuting is a priority.
Being climate neutral by the year 2050 while preserving our prosperity. That is the goal of Port of Antwerp-Bruges. How? By ensuring that renewable energy and sustainable raw materials are available for the circular economy of the future.
