Narva Logistics Hub

The Narva Logistics Hub, situated on the eastern border of the European Union, serves as a strategic gateway for trade between Europe and the East. The city of Narva hosts the Narva Logistics and Industrial Park (VIA Narva), which provides enterprises with excellent infrastructure for transportation, warehousing, and manufacturing. Thanks to its direct connection to the Tallinn-Saint Petersburg international railway line, Narva plays a pivotal role in the transshipment of goods between EU and Russian rail gauges. The logistics hub benefits from free trade zone status, offering tax incentives to exporting companies and attracting significant international investment. In recent years, the focus has shifted from pure transit traffic toward electronics assembly and light industry, creating new high-skilled employment opportunities. Its geographical location at the mouth of the Narva River also makes the city an important center for regional cross-border cooperation. Modern warehousing complexes and specialized logistics providers ensure the efficient processing of customs formalities and freight flows. Narva continues to be an indispensable link in the Baltic logistics chain, securing access to major eastern markets.

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History & landmarks

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This large church in Narva was built in the 19th century.

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