Austria ZIP Code Dataset

Vienna has multiple ZIP codes; the city uses codes from 1010 to 1290.

Austria uses four-digit ZIP codes, not five-digit ones. There are no five-digit ZIP codes in Austria. For example, the ZIP code for Vienna is 1010.

Yes. Austria uses four-digit ZIP codes called Postleitzahl (PLZ) for towns and municipalities to sort mail.

Yes. Austria uses four-digit postal codes (PLZ). They designate towns and districts across the country. For example, Vienna’s city center has the ZIP code 1010.

There is no town in Austria with the ZIP code 12345. Austria uses four-digit postcodes, and 12345 is not assigned (e.g., 1010 is Vienna).

Yes. Austria uses postal codes called Postleitzahl (PLZ). They are four-digit numbers used for mail delivery, similar in purpose to US ZIP codes but with a different format. The first digit indicates a broad region, and codes are widely used in addresses and sorting.

Yes. Austria has a four-digit ZIP code system (Postleitzahl, PLZ). For example, the ZIP code for Vienna is 1010.

Austria’s country calling code, 43, is sometimes mistaken for a ZIP code.

Austria address format uses four lines. 1) Recipient name. 2) Street name and house number. 3) Four-digit ZIP code and city (e.g., 1010 Wien). 4) Country on the last line for international mail. The ZIP code for Vienna is 1010.

Example:
Maria Muster
Musterstraße 12
1010 Wien
Austria

Austria does not have a single ZIP code. It uses four-digit postal codes across the country. For example, the ZIP code for central Vienna is 1010.

Austria uses four-digit postal codes (Postleitzahl, PLZ). They are numeric only. The first digits roughly indicate the region. For example, the ZIP code for Vienna is 1010.

Austria uses four-digit ZIP codes.

Yes. Austrian addresses include a postal code (Postleitzahl, PLZ). The ZIP code for Vienna is 1010.

The ZIP code 1010 is for the Innere Stadt (First District) in Vienna, Austria.