Postal Codes in Germany
32 cities · 5-digit code · source: Deutsche Post AG
32 cities
Berlin
Berlin
10115
Hamburg
Hamburg
20095
Munich
Bavaria
80331
Cologne
North Rhine-Westphalia
50667
Frankfurt am Main
Hesse
60311
Stuttgart
Baden-Württemberg
70173
Düsseldorf
North Rhine-Westphalia
40213
Leipzig
Saxony
04109
Dortmund
North Rhine-Westphalia
44135
Essen
North Rhine-Westphalia
45127
Bremen
Bremen
28195
Dresden
Saxony
01067
Hanover
Lower Saxony
30159
Nuremberg
Bavaria
90402
Duisburg
North Rhine-Westphalia
47051
Bochum
North Rhine-Westphalia
44787
Wuppertal
North Rhine-Westphalia
42103
Bielefeld
North Rhine-Westphalia
33602
Bonn
North Rhine-Westphalia
53111
Münster
North Rhine-Westphalia
48143
Karlsruhe
Baden-Württemberg
76133
Mannheim
Baden-Württemberg
68159
Augsburg
Bavaria
86150
Wiesbaden
Hesse
65183
Freiburg
Baden-Württemberg
79098
Erfurt
Thuringia
99084
Kiel
Schleswig-Holstein
24103
Rostock
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
18055
Mainz
Rhineland-Palatinate
55116
Saarbrücken
Saarland
66111
Potsdam
Brandenburg
14467
Magdeburg
Saxony-Anhalt
39104
By federal state
Baden-Württemberg (4)
Bavaria (3)
Berlin
Brandenburg
Bremen
Hamburg
Hesse (2)
Lower Saxony
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
North Rhine-Westphalia (10)
Rhineland-Palatinate
Saarland
Saxony (2)
Saxony-Anhalt
Schleswig-Holstein
Thuringia
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many postal codes does Germany have?
Germany uses a 5-digit postal-code system. This lookup currently lists 32 of the most-searched cities; more may be added later.
Who is the official postal authority for Germany?
Deutsche Post AG.
How is a Postleitzahl (PLZ) structured?
A 5-digit code (Postleitzahl, PLZ) in use since 1993. The first two digits identify the region, the remaining three the town, city district or a bulk recipient.