Freight village (GVZ) Berlin-Westhafen
With a total area of about 40 hectares, Westhafen is the city's largest port and one of the most important inner city logistics centers.
It is connected to the Freight Railway Station Moabit and offers a container terminal for inland waterway and rail transport, a heavy-duty crane and a Roll on/ Roll off facility.
Freight haulage center (GVZ) Berlin-Westhafen (in German)
Freight village (GVZ) Berlin Süd Großbeeren
The GVZ situated on the B101 south of Berlin is the most prominent freight forwarding center in eastern Germany.
It comprises a railway connection and terminal for combined transport. The need for cars is reduced thanks to excellent public transport links.
Freight haulage center (GVZ) Berlin Süd Großbeeren (in German)
Freight village (GVZ) Berlin Ost Freienbrink
The freight forwarding center situated south-east of Berlin has direct access to the eastern section of Berlin’s ring road (A 10). A rail connection to the Berlin-Warsaw-Moscow line is available.
Its proximity to Poland makes this freight forwarding center appealing for transport to and from Central Eastern Europe, Scandinavia and the Baltic states. Combined with its proximity to Berlin Brandenburg (BER) international airport, it boasts a prime location.
Freight haulage center (GVZ) Berlin Ost Freienbrink (in German)
Freight village (GVZ) Berlin West Wustermark
Situated on the western Berlin beltway, the A10 Autobahn, this freight village is connected to the high-speed train route connecting Berlin and Hannover and has a terminal for combined transportation.
It is located directly on the Havel Canal and offers access to the port, with three moorings and a ramp for Roll on/ Roll off ships.
Freight haulage center (GVZ) Berlin West Wustermark (in German)
Freight village (GVZ) Schönefelder Kreuz
The approximately 65-hectare GVZ is part of the Port of Königs Wusterhausen, Brandenburg's largest inland port.
The location is directly on the southern Berliner Ring (A 10) and in close proximity to the A 13, A 12, and Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER). It is connected to European Transport Corridor II by road and rail.
Freight haulage center (GVZ) Schönefelder Kreuz (in German)
