bayernhafen Aschaffenburg

Logistics hub for the Bavarian Rhine-Main region

bayernhafen Aschaffenburg efficiently links the transport routes of inland waterway, rail and road, and is the key logistics hub for the Bavarian Rhine-Main region. It makes a significant contribution to the supply of goods to the region’s inhabitants and businesses and provides regional companies with seamless access to international transport networks.

Aschaffenburg is a successful example of bayernhafen’s “land recycling instead of land consumption” strategy: where required, land is prepared for new forms of use through intelligent land management. For decades, the port was home to an electricity power station and switching facilities. After the power station was decommissioned and the switching station was considerably reduced in size, at the beginning of the new century, bayernhafen succeeded in converting the site into a commercial area offering a diverse range of uses.

 
160
hectares port area
 
60
companies in the port
Handling by rail & water
1100000
tonnes
Road journeys saved:
64000
per year

Our high-performance infrastructure provides you with non-discriminatory and cost-effective access to the three equal modes of transport rail, road and inland waterway.

Furthermore, we efficiently manage the basic infrastructure such as the electricity network, water supply and sewerage system.

In order to provide the companies operating from our port with the best possible connections and accessibility, we permanently invest in the development of our infrastructure.

Should you experience any disruption or impediments when using our infrastructure, we can be reached around the clock via our location-wide hotline.

Central Disruption Management Infrastructure:

Accident Reporting Line (24 hr)
Phone 0800 7240 320

News from Aschaffenburg

Aerial photograph of bayernhafen Regensburg
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bayernhafen continues to expand on rail, water and land

Regensburg, 26 February 2026 - In 2025, bayernhafen moved 8.37 million tonnes of freight by inland waterway and rail across…

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Phorograph of (from left to right): Mayor of Stephansposching Jutta Staudinger – Gunnar Eberhardt, Executive Vice President, UPM Communication Papers – Joachim Zimmermann, CEO bayernhafen – Bavaria’s Minister of Construction and Transport Christian Bernreiter – Mayor of Plattling Hans Schmalhofer – Regional Administrator Bernd Sibler.
InfraPark

Modern logistics and industrial park boosts new business opportunities and modal shift

Plattling / Stephansposching, 14 October 2025 – At the end of 2023, after more than 40 years of operation in…

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Aerial phot of port basin with ships and cranes
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Proof positive of the potential of inland ports

Regensburg, 13 March 2025 - In 2024, bayernhafen transported 8.17 million tonnes of goods via inland waterway and rail across…

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Binnenschiff und Kran
Nuremberg

bayernhafen Nürnberg and bayernhafen Roth ready to meet the challenges and demands of state-of-the-art logistics locations

Nuremberg, 21.03.2024 – 3.98 million tonnes of cargo and freight were moved by inland waterway and rail at bayernhafen Nürnberg…

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Facts and figures

How has bayernhafen Aschaffenburg developed in the last year and what goods were handled the most?

Find answers to these questions and the most important facts and figures here.

Cargo handling by inland waterway and rail 2025

Inland waterway

Rail

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bayernhafen Aschaffenburg

Bayernhafen GmbH & Co. KG
Industriestraße 3
63741 Aschaffenburg

Contact persons

Alexander Zeiger

Alexander Zeiger

Branch Manager