Top 10 Top 10 Mozart’s Vienna
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1. Figarohaus
Mozart wrote his opera The Marriage of Figaro here.
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2. Tiefer Graben
Mozart stayed at No. 18 on this street during his first concert tour to Vienna in 1762.
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3. Palais Collalto
The six-year-old gave his first Vienna concert here in 1762.
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4. Griechenbeisl
One of the walls in Vienna’s oldest inn is adorned with Mozart’s signature.
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5. Stephansdom
Mozart married Constanze Weber on 4 August 1782 in the cathedral (see pp8–11).
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6. Café Frauenhuber
Mozart gave piano concerts in the music room of the café (see p94).
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7. Mozart’s Piano
Mozart’s instrument can be found in the Art History Museum.
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8. Mozart’s Grave
Mozart was buried at the Saint Marx Cemetery but the site of his grave is unknown.
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9. Mozart Cenotaph
A cenotaph from Saint Marx Cemetery was relocated to the Zentralfriedhof in 1891.
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10. Mozartplatz
Characters from the opera The Magic Flute watch over the square.
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