The future of logistics starts in Lake Mälaren.
Mälarhamnar
9°
7.2 m/s
The largest inland harbour in the Nordic region and Mälardalen's gateway to the world.
Services in port
Whether your cargo arrives by ship, train or lorry, we offer a comprehensive solution with all the services you need at the port.
Two quays, strategically located in the heart of the Mälardalen region to streamline logistics out into the world.
What's new
20
February
The harsh winter has put pressure on shipping in Lake Mälaren. While the Swedish Maritime Administration points to a lack of icebreaker capacity and resources, Mälarhamnar cannot be responsible for a state authority's fairway without an agreement and compensation.
16
January
For 25 years, Mälarhamnar has been the link between Mälardalen and the world. From the quays in Västerås and Köping, we enable sustainable growth, efficient transport and the logistics of the future, with people, shipping and the region's development at the centre. In the anniversary year 2026, we celebrate our journey. We will open the harbours to the public and continue to look ahead to an even stronger and more sustainable future.
18
December
Mälarhamnar has now responded to the government regarding the value of infrastructure investments affecting business in the Mälaren region.
05
September
During 2025, intensive strategic work has been going on behind the scenes at Mälarhamnar. Together, all employees, with input from both customers and the Board of Directors, have identified a new direction and a new vision to which we all aspire.
Mälarhamnar converted to numbers
The quay length is 1225 metres in Västerås and 780 metres in Köping.
- Quay
- 2005 metres
Our energy piers measure 135 metres in Västerås and 155 metres in Köping.
- Energy quay
- 290 metres
Today, our ports can receive ships with a length of 135 metres. Our ports are prepared to receive ships up to 160 metres in the future when the Mälar project is completed.
- Vessel length
- 135 metres
Both our ports are dredged for 7 metres draught.
- Depth
- 7 metres