Time lapse Hamburg, shipspotting: the Ever Goods is pulled into the Waltershof harbor

Time lapse Hamburg, shipspotting: the Ever Goods is pulled into the Waltershof harbor. To do this, the ship is turned around in the Elbe, then pulled backwards by the tugs to the berth, circling past the ships already in the harbor basin.
The Waltershofer Hafen is an important port in the Hamburg port area, which is primarily used for the handling of general cargo and containers. It is located south of Hamburg city center at the mouth of the Norderelbe and is connected to the mainland via the Waltershofer Damm.
The port was built at the end of the 19th century and has played an important role in trade and shipping ever since. Today it is primarily known as a container port, which, among other things, ensures Hamburg's connection to the Asian region.
There are numerous piers and container terminals in Waltershofer Harbor, which are used by various shipping companies and logistics companies. There are also a variety of warehouses and transshipment points that make it possible to transport goods quickly and efficiently.