Answers from open data, region by region
Apartment Meister turns official data into clear pages: in Vienna for moving out, in the Salzburg region for hosts during the winter season. Every fact with source and date.
Rules checked against wien.gv.at · data from 6 November 2026 · Sources
Choose your region
- ViennaMoving out: where to take a sofa, mattress, electrical appliances and bulky waste, with the nearest Mistplatz for every district.Go to the moving-out guide
- Salzburg region and PongauHoliday radar: when guests from Germany, the Netherlands and neighbouring countries are on holiday in the winter season.Go to the holiday radar
Vienna: what do you want to get rid of?
- SofaSperrmüll: free at a Mistplatz, paid collection, or the 48er-Tandler box if intact.
- MattressSperrmüll: free at a Mistplatz or paid collection.
- Elektroaltgerät (e-waste)Free at a Mistplatz; small appliances also at collection points and in shops.
- Paints and varnishesProblemstoffe: only the official City of Vienna information.
- Sperrmüll (bulky waste)Mistplatz, collection, skip or Rinter.
- Cardboard and paperRed lid, large amounts to a Mistplatz.
- GlassClear or coloured glass bin, flat glass to a Mistplatz.
- Altholz (waste wood)Wood skip at the Mistplatz, free up to 1 cubic metre.
Around a place
Sample dossier Wien WestbahnhofA sample dossier around the public transport hub Wien Westbahnhof (Europaplatz, 1150 Vienna) shows stops, playgrounds, parks and kindergarten sites, each with a source and as-of date. It is not accommodation.Where the data comes from
The content is based on Open Government Data from the City of Vienna. We read the datasets, put recurring fields into a shared form and build pages from them. Every page carries a retrieval date, the name of the source and a licence notice. More: Read the method and data sources.
Apartment Meister does not give legal advice, tax advice or its own instructions on how to handle Problemstoffe (hazardous household waste). For that we point you to the competent body. In Vienna that is, in particular, the City of Vienna and MA 48 (the City of Vienna's waste management department).