Mozart Statue

The Mozart Statue stands as a beloved tribute to one of Vienna's most famous sons, located in the serene Burggarten park near the Hofburg Palace. Unveiled in 1896, the marble and bronze monument depicts the composer in a thoughtful pose, holding a sheet of music. The statue is surrounded by a beautifully manicured lawn and flowerbeds, including a distinctive design shaped like a musical note that changes with the seasons. Visitors often pause here to admire the craftsmanship and reflect on Mozart's immense contribution to classical music. The park setting provides a peaceful escape from the city bustle, with benches where you can sit and enjoy the view. Nearby, the statue of Emperor Franz Joseph and the palm house add to the cultural ambiance. This is a popular spot for photos, especially when the flowerbeds are in full bloom. While the statue itself is the main draw, the surrounding gardens and proximity to other attractions make it a worthwhile stop on any Vienna itinerary.

Don't miss

• The marble and bronze statue of Mozart with a musical score
• The seasonal flowerbed shaped like a musical note
• Peaceful garden setting with views of the Hofburg
• Nearby palm house and other park monuments
• Photo opportunity with a Vienna icon

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Ways to visit Mozart Statue

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Getting there

Know before you go

• The park is open daily from dawn to dusk; the statue is always visible from outside the gates if closed.
• Best photos are from the front, with the flowerbed in the foreground.
• The musical note flowerbed is replanted seasonally, check for peak bloom times.
• Combine with a visit to the nearby Hofburg Palace or the Albertina museum.

A bit of history

The Mozart Statue was created by sculptor Viktor Tilgner and unveiled in 1896 in the Burggarten. Originally located on the Albertinaplatz, it was moved to its current location in 1953 after World War II damage. The monument honors Mozart's legacy as a Vienna resident and musical genius.