Quayside (noun)

1. The side or edge of a quay or wharf.
2. A place along a quay or wharf where ships can load or unload.

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from quay + -side.

Examples:

1. The quayside was bustling with activity as goods were being loaded and unloaded from the ships.
2. The quayside was lined with warehouses and storage facilities.
3. The quayside offered a beautiful view of the harbor and the city skyline.
4. The quayside was a popular place for fishing, strolling, and picnicking.
5. The quayside was the center of the city's maritime commerce and trade.