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Rust (Hungarian Ruszt) is a free city (corresponding to a statutory city of other provinces) in Burgenland in Austria.

With 1984 inhabitants, Rust is the smallest administrative district and the smallest statutory town in Austria. Rust is known as a town of storks and a wine-growing community. Rust has belonged to the Austrian Burgenland since 1921 and has had the town charter since 1681, when it was elevated to the status of a Royal Hungarian Free Town.

Old Town: The entire picturesque old town area of Rust is now a listed building. The numerous town houses from the 16th to 19th centuries have well-kept Renaissance, Baroque or historicist facades with beautiful window and portal frames, oriels, coat of arms and stucco decorations.