For many years, Baden-Württemberg was the only federal state that had two state broadcasters under public law (SDR - Süddeutscher Rundfunk and SWF - Südwestfunk). On August 30, 1998, SWR - Südwestrundfunk took over the broadcasting operations of SDR and SWF. Südwestrundfunk (SWR) is a state broadcaster for the states of Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate.


Big FM, 87.8MHz, Mannheim
(siehe auch RP Sender Ahrweiler für Köln)


HORADS88,6, 88,6MHz, Stuttgart

(Hochschulradio Stuttgart)






radioaktiv, 89.6MHz, Mannheim




SWR 4, Radio Stuttgart, 90.1MHz, Stuttgart


DASDING, 91.5MHz, Mannheim



SWR 3, Region Württemberg, 96.5MHz,Waldenburg


SWR 4, Radio Karlsruhe, 97.0MHz, Karlsruhe (Baden Radio)



Radio Regional, 100.1Mz, Heilbronn
(see Radio Ton, 103.5MHz)



Radio Victoria, 100.4, Baden Baden
see Radio Regenbogen


PPC for Test transmission Fernmeldeturm Hornisgrinde

Radio Regenbogen, 100.4MHz, Baden Baden
ex Radio Victoria



Energy, 100,7MHz, Stuttgart



Die Neue Welle, 101.8MHz, Karlsruhe



Radio Regenbogen 2, 102.1MHz, Rhein Neckar




Free FM, 102.6MHz, Ulm



Radio Regenbogen, 102.8MHz, Mannheim


Antenne 1 , 103.1MHz, Reutlingen
see 105.2



Radio Ton, 103.5MHz, Heilbronn

(ex Radio Regional, 100.1MHz)



Radio 7 Ostalb, 103.7MHz, Aalen

Radio 7, 103.7MHz, Aalen
nach über 25 Jahren wiedergehört



SWR4, Kurpfalz Radio, 104.1MHz, Heidelberg



SDR, Kurpfalz Radio, 104.1MHz, Heidelberg
SDR Old name Süddeutscher Rundfunk



Lernradio, 104.8MHz, Karlsruhe


Querfunk, 104.8MHz, Karlsruhe



Radio Ohr, 104.9MHz, Offenburg



Antenne1, 105.2MHz, Pforzheim
see 103.1


bermuda.funk, 105.4MHz, Heidelberg





Donau 3 FM, 105,9MHz, Ulm



Radio Sunshine, 106.1MHz, Heidelberg


SWR4, Franken Radio, Studio Heilbronn, 106.6MHz, Waldenburg



Die Neue 107.7, 107.7MHz, Stuttgart

 SWF Südwestfunk, Radio Breisgau, 828kHz, Freiburg

 The SWF is starting its first subregional radio program in Baden-Württemberg - initially for four years. Mondays to Saturdays, from 10:05 am to 12:00 pm and from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm, and on Sundays from 6:05 pm to 7:00 pm, listeners in and around Freiburg can use the FM frequencies 87.9 MHz and 91.1 MHz as well as MW 828 kHz received. The morning magazine provides information on topics such as the environment, health and economic life, also in Alemannic dialect. In the evening program, after news and comments, leisure tips and event information are given in particular. On November 16, 1987, the SWF Broadcasting Council had spoken out in favor of entering into subregionalization.

SWF Südwestfunk,  Rheinsender, 1017kHz, Mainz Wolfsheim

SDR Südfunk, 6030kHz, Mühlacker

SWF Südwestfunk, 7265kHz, Rohrdorf