Monument Mozart moved to the park in 1953 from Albert Square. There he stood since 1896, as it should be to the writer Don Jovan, opposite the Vienna Opera. The monument is made of one of the hardest grades of marble. Lasser marble, mined in the mountains of the southern Tirle in the Italian Alps, near the Bolzano-Innsbruck route. This white marble is little influenced by water and the sun and the beauty of the stone continues to shine even now, despite the fact that it is more than 120 years old. The sculptor was Victor Oskar Tilgner. He died young in the year of the creation of the monument at the age of only 52 years. And Mozart was only 35. Translated with Google Translate