From start-ups to multinational companies, more than 300 concession holders are happy to be anchored in the port area. However, the Port of Brussels is also a place for relaxation, leisure, riverbanks, and cycle paths.

Le Port de Bruxelles vous propose une alternative écologique et économique pour acheminer vos matériaux de construction en palettes, bigs bags ou racks, vos structures métalliques, vos machines, et même vos biens de consommation !

Brussels is getting a makeover and its port is at the heart of this redevelopment project. Inviting riverbanks, graceful bridges, riverside strolls, signposted cycle paths and sports clubs... The whole Port of Brussels area is a place to explore, in the heart of the city.

The Port of Brussels is the pulsing heart of the city and the canal its vital artery. Crossing from one side of the capital to the other for over 14 kilometres, the canal serves a port area of 116 hectares: an economic hub, centre of nautical entertainment and a sea port.

In 2021, the Port of Brussels transported some 47,262 TEU. A record for our port, but what does that mean in concrete terms and what kind of goods do we transport in containers? TEU stands for twenty-foot equivalent unit and is a standard measure used in the industry for containers.

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The Port of Brussels offers a world of opportunities for everyone. All kinds of activities, for all tastes and all ages. Business, leisure and sport, and with respect for the environment.

Brussels’ port is Belgium's second-largest inland port and a hive of activity. More than 9000 people are employed in 300 companies along the 8-kilometre industrial and maritime quays. Thanks to this pioneer in the circular and sustainable economy, there are almost 2000 less lorries on the road each day, and the capital can breathe more easily.

Sluizen en bruggen, de Brussels Cruise Terminal, of het Nautisch Centrum als "ankerpunten" langs het kanaal.

The Port of Brussels is a regional company and provides a public service in the city. Like many capitals, Brussels was created on a waterway, as an essential element in its economic development. Its port history dates back to its foundation, on the banks of the Senne.