The Czech republic is a landlocked country whose main port is Prague, an inland port. In addition, the transportation of the Czech republic is mainly by rail, road and air. Imported goods are landed at ports of other countries and then transported by land to the Czech Republic. The main landing ports are Antwerp, Hamburg, Le Amere and Trigonia.

Slovakia is a landlocked European country (belonging to central Europe). Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia. Slovakia's nearest port of destination is in Germany and Poland. To arrive there must by joint sea and rail transportation.

The Freeport of Csepel is the largest entry and exit port of the landlocked country, connected to overseas via the Danube. The port has a history of 40 years.

Mahart Freeport is the first container terminal on the Danube River established in 1972. The line of the terminal is 2,000 meters long. It covers 95,000 square meters of warehouse and 70,000 square meters of open-air yard.

KOPER: Koper seaport is located in the hinterland of Europe. It is the shortest sea route from the Far East to central and eastern Europe via the sujas canal. It is the core distribution centre for all kinds of goods entering and leaving Europe. Apart from providing port services for Sri Lanka, most of the sea cargo from Austria and Hungary is landed through the port of Koper.

RIJEKA: Rijeka is the third largest city in Croatia and a major seaport city on the gulf of Kvarner by the Adriatic Sea.

DUBROVNIK: Dubrovnik is the port city in southeastern Croatia, the largest tourist center and health resort.

ZADAR: a port and historic city in western Croatia. It is in the west side of the Adriatic Sea, is the administrative centre of Zadar county and the north Dalmatia region. It is also the fifth largest city in Croatia and one of the most popular tourist destinations in south-eastern Europe. Port service facilities include ship repairs, tugs, fuel ships, dry docks, fresh water, steam boats, food supplies, medical facilities and repatriation, etc., without pollution. The port of Zadar consists of two parts: the city port and the new commercial port.

PLOCE: is a coastal city and famous seaport in Dubrovnik - Neretva county. Situated on the Adriatic coast of Dalmatia, just north of the Neretva river delta. Ploce is also the natural seaside terminus through central Europe's north-to-south Dinarik Alps. The unique geographical location makes Plouche the most important harbor used by Bosnia and Herzegovina and the terminus of the 5C road in the Pan-European Corridor.

CONSTANTZA is the largest port in Romania with an annual throughput of about 30 million tons.

BRAILA is a port city in southeastern Romania. Water and land transport hub. The pipeline runs from Ploieşti to here. It mainly exports grain. There are machinery, steel, food, chemistry, wood processing, building materials and other industries. Ksikany, 8 km south of the city, has a combined fiber processing company for processing reeds.

GALATZ it a river port city, now is a cultural center, is also a major port city for the export of grain and timber from Romania. The main industries are iron and steel, shipbuilding, grain processing, chemical and textile. Galatea county capital. It is located on the left bank of the Danube river between the mouth of the Prut river and Siret river.

VARNA: Located on the west coast of the Black Sea, near the mouth of the Danube River and the Bosporus Strait, it is geographically important as a link between Europe and Asia, undertakes more than 50% of the country's maritime trade, and it has direct freight routes to Europe, Central Asia and Africa. At the same time, there are passenger liner connecting Russia, Georgia and Ukraine. Varna owns Bulgaria's the second largest airport and has regular and chartered flights to 101 cities in 35 countries around the world. The city of Varna occupies an important position in Bulgaria's economy. It is the technological and cultural center and also the industrial center of Bulgaria.

BURGAS: An important port in Eastern Bulgaria, capital of Burgas. Near the Black Sea Burgas Bay. It was built in eighteenth Century. At the end of the nineteenth Century, Sofia's railway construction came into being. Port modernization, throughput is very large, and new oil port and fishing port. Fisheries Center. Petrochemical industry city, processing imported crude oil, producing liquid fuels and many important chemical products. There are also car manufacturing, cable, canned fish and other industries. The suburb is rich in iron and copper deposits. There are international airports on the outskirts of the city. There are coastal parks, baths and recuperation areas.

PODGORICA: Transport hub, airport. Industry mainly produces consumer goods. There are aluminum, metal processing, textile, tobacco processing and food industries.

KOTOR: Seaport in the southern part of Montenegro. Industry is mainly food processing, as well as shipbuilding, machinery and so on. There are Naval Academy, marine museum, historical archives, sanatorium, etc.

BAR: The port of the Black Hills of the Balkans, Europe. Located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, 80,000 tonnes of vessels with a maximum draft depth and a carrying density of 1025 were used at the time of adopting the Eastern Area 1 standard. Services include ship repairs, tugs, fuel ships, fresh water, motor boats, food supplies, medical facilities and repatriation, no sewage, no docks.

SKOPJE: It is the capital of the Republic of Macedonia, located in the northwest of Macedonia, at an altitude of 240 meters. SKOPJE is an important transportation hub linking the Aegean Sea and the Adriatic Sea in the Balkans. The largest river in Macedonia, the Valdal, passes through SKOPJE and along the valley there are roads and railways to the Aegean Sea.

There are many rivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including the Neretva, Bosna, Delina, Una and Varbas rivers. The main ports of Bosnia and Herzegovina are SARAJEVO, and other ports are GORAZDE and ZENICA.

DURRES: Albania's largest seaport and capital of Duras. In the Adriatic Sea, the north coast of Duras Bay, near the Adriatic Sea. The port is also one of the important industrial centers. The main industries are tobacco, rubber, flour and ship repair. The port area is rich in fish and is the largest fishing center in the country. It's about 35km from the airport. The main export goods are chromium ore, iron sand, asphalt, tobacco, fruit, caustic soda and textiles, and the imported goods are mainly steel, grain, agricultural machinery, means of transport and industrial equipment. 4/5 of the country's marine cargo passes through this port‘s imports and exports. Cargo throughput capacity is about 6 million tons per year. Holidays and Sundays do not work.

TALLINN: Located between the Gulf of Riga and the Gulf of Copley on the southern shore of the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea in northwestern Estonia, TALLINN was once a major transport hub connecting Central Eastern and Northern and Southern Europe and was an important commercial port along the Baltic Sea.

KLAIPEDA: Lithuania is the only port in the Baltic Sea. Today, Klaipeda is mainly a ferry port to Sweden, Denmark and Germany. Its location is near the mouth of the Niemann river. A railway hub; a railway station. Ice free port, fishing port and commercial port. It has a large export oil transfer base. Annual throughput exceeds 7.7 million tons, mainly exported to petroleum, coal, metals, pulp and industrial equipment. Industry is mainly fish processing, ship building etc.

LIEPAJA: Located on the Baltic Sea coast of Western Latvia, it belongs to the city of Riga. It is one of the city's constituent areas and is the third largest city in the country and an important frozen port. A railway hub and an important port on the south coast of the Baltic Sea, a marine fishery center. There are steelmaking, metallurgical equipment, agricultural machinery manufacturing, fish processing, building materials, sugar and textile mills. There are historic sites such as churches built in eighteenth Century. Seaside sanatorium.

VENTSPILS: Ventspils port is the largest port in Latvia. The port has excellent infrastructure and is the largest tanker port in the Baltic Sea, with oil products accounting for 65% of the port's throughput. Other goods are chemical products, groceries, potash and alkali.

RIGA: The capital of Latvia, the economic and cultural center, the Baltic Riga Bay seaport, fishing port. Riga's location is very important, it is located in Western and Eastern Europe, at the intersection between Russia and Scandinavia Peninsula. It has important strategic significance, known as the "Baltic beating heart" and "Northern Paris”. Riga is close to the river and lake, so there are three rivers and one lake, the three rivers refer to the Gawa River, the Leluba River and the city canal. One lake refers to Jishi Lake.

Piraeus is situated on the northeast coast of the Saronikos Bay in the southeastern coast of Greece, near the southwest side of the Aegean Sea, which is the largest port in Greece. It was destroyed in the Second World War and rebuilt. It is the import and export gateway of the capital Athens, only 8 km away from Athens. It is also an important transportation hub, with electrified railways and expressways running through major cities. Main industries include shipbuilding, chemistry, machinery manufacturing, metallurgy, textiles etc. It is also an oil refining center with an annual output of 2.5 million tons of petroleum products.