Port de Bonneuil

Port de Bonneuil is an industrial and commercial river port along the Marne, spreading across a large area. The facility has docks, quays, and rail tracks that allow large vessels and complete trains to operate here.

The port was established in 1916 and played an important role during World War I as a supply center. Workers from different countries helped build this strategic infrastructure.

The port plays a key role in the region's economy and reflects its industrial past. Visitors can observe how different forms of transport work together daily to move goods and materials.

The port is located east of Paris along the Marne and is accessible from the city. Visitors should prepare for a large industrial site and wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear.

The site moves thousands of tons of cargo daily and shows how modern logistics work. Many visitors are surprised to learn that this location serves one of the busiest waterways in the region.

GPS coordinates: 48.78130,2.49397

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:40