Switzerland is supplied with broadcasting services (radio and television programmes) and telecommunications services (mobile telephony) via radio transmitters. The transmitter sites are shown on an overview map.
What stations can I actually receive in my home and on which frequencies can I find the programmes I am looking for? Which mobile phone base stations cover an area? These questions are answered by the overview of transmitter sites in Switzerland.
To the OVERVIEW MAP in the geoportal
For each transmitter site of the broadcasting and telecommunications services, basic information can be viewed in an information window.
Further explanations can be found in the Explanations on overview map.
It is possible to download a list of broadcasters of VHF programmes transmitted in Switzerland.
For audiences beyond Switzerland's borders, SRG SSR provides a multilingual news and information service on the internet entitled swissinfo.
Analogue transmitters
The analogue radio transmitters operational in Switzerland can be downloaded in the form of a transmitter list sorted according to location or frequency:
For audiences beyond Switzerland's borders, SRG SSR provides a digital multilingual news and information service:
SWI swissinfo.ch
Data on coordinated and licensed FM radio transmitters
Data on the transmitters that have been coordinated abroad in accordance with the Geneva Plan (GE84) and licensed are available in machine-readable form in ".csv" and ".xml" format. They can be used for computer-assisted analysis and planning of digital FM transmitter locations in accordance with the "FM frequency planning handbook".
The document "Description of the data fields" is available in German, French and Italian only.
Please click on the desired language above in the Navigation Menu.
Digital Transmitters
An overview of digital broadcasting transmitters operational in Switzerland can be found here:
Data on coordinated and licensed digital radio transmitters
Data on the transmitters that have been coordinated abroad in accordance with the Geneva Agreement (GE06) and licensed are available in machine-readable form in ".csv" and ".xml" format. They can be used e.g. for computer-assisted analysis and planning of digital TDAB or DVBT transmitter networks.
Further information
Band III T-DAB (PDF, 35 kB, 03.07.2007)T-DAB frequency blocks
Bands IV and V digital (PDF, 35 kB, 03.07.2007)DVB-T channel arrangement
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Last modification 27.03.2025
