List of radio stations in Austria

This is a list of radio stations operating in Austria. The Austrian regulatory agency (Kommunikationsbehörde Austria) acts as frequency assignment authority.

Austria[]

Public broadcasting[]

• ORF (Österreichischer Rundfunk)
  • Österreich 1
    • Ö1 International (shortwave)
  • Österreich 2 - regional radio
    • Radio Burgenland: Burgenland
    • Radio Kärnten: Carinthia
    • Radio Niederösterreich: Lower Austria
    • Radio Oberösterreich: Upper Austria
    • Radio Salzburg: Salzburg
    • Radio Steiermark: Styria
    • Radio Tirol: Tyrol and South Tyrol
    • Radio Vorarlberg: Vorarlberg
    • Radio Wien: Vienna
  • Hitradio Ö3
  • FM4

Commercial broadcasters[]

• Supra-regional
  • (formerly Radio RPN)
  • network: Vienna, Lower Austria, Upper Austria and Salzburg
  • Radio Austria (formerly Radio Ö24 and Antenne Wien, Fellner Group)
  • Antenne Österreich network (Fellner Group)
  • network: Salzburg, Linz/Wels, Graz, Carinthia (former )
• Regional
  • Vienna and Lower Austria
    • (NRJ Group)
    • , operated by the Archdiocese of Vienna
  • Carinthia
    • (Styria Media Group)
    • , Radenthein
    • Radio Uno, Klagenfurt
  • Salzburg
  • Styria
    • (Styria Media Group)
  • Tyrol
    • Welle 1 (Innsbruck)
    • Klassik Radio
    • (East Tyrol, former Radio Grizzly)
    • (NRJ Group)
  • Upper Austria
  • Vorarlberg

Community stations[]

• Radio Maria Austria
• Community radio stations organised in the Verband Freier Radios Österreich (VFRÖ) organisation:
  • (Klagenfurt)
  • (Kirchdorf an der Krems)
  • (St. Pölten)
  • (Liezen)
  • (Innsbruck)
  • (Freistadt)
  • (Linz)
  • (Bad Ischl)
  • (Hollabrunn)
  • (Graz)
  • (Vienna)
  • (Dornbirn)
  • Radiofabrik 107,5 (Salzburg)
  • Radio OP (Oberpullendorf)
• Campus radio stations
  • Campus & City Radio (University of Applied Sciences, Sankt Pölten)
  • Radius 106,6 (Gymnasium Freistadt)

Former stations[]

• and , operated by the US Forces in Austria 1945–1955
• Radio Österreich International (1955–2003, today Radio Ö1 International)
• Blue Danube Radio (1979–2000, nationwide from 1992)
• Radio 1476 (1997–2008)
• Ö1 Inforadio (internet, until April 2011)

See also[]

• Media of Austria

References[]

• Radio stations in the biggest cities in Austria (Radiomap.eu)
• Radio stations in Vaduz, Liechtenstein (Radiomap.eu)