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399 metres at the Hel Quay. What the MSC Venice call really changes for Gdynia

25.07.2026 10 photos Photos: fot. Port Gdynia

From the article 399 metres at the Hel Quay. What the MSC Venice call really changes for Gdynia

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Men in high visibility vests shake hands on a ship deck near container terminal cranes — fot. Port Gdynia

Container ship MSC Venice enters the harbour past a breakwater with a red lighthouse — fot. Port Gdynia

Container ship MSC Venice off the roadstead accompanied by a tugboat under an evening sky — fot. Port Gdynia

A group of men in high visibility vests pose on deck beneath the MSC Venice superstructure sign — fot. Port Gdynia

Container ship MSC Venice manoeuvres with a tugboat by the quay among port cranes — fot. Port Gdynia

Container ship MSC Venice sails through the port channel with tugboats amid the city skyline — fot. Port Gdynia

Container ship MSC Venice maneuvering in port assisted by tugboat Fairplay — fot. Port Gdynia

Stern of container ship MSC Venice registered in Monrovia sailing a port channel with a tug alongside — fot. Port Gdynia

MSC container ship entering a port channel surrounded by cranes and city buildings — fot. Port Gdynia

Aerial view of MSC container ship sailing a port channel surrounded by quays and cranes — fot. Port Gdynia