Mozart Square

The Mozart Square is a delegate rectangular square in the old town of Salzburg, which was made by the decimation of different townhouses under Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau 1588 as per design. From the square on the correct bank from the college square finished the Old Market Square and the Residenzplatz was the agent fundamental movement pivot from west to east, which increased extra significance with the development of the Sigmundstore.1620 Paris Lodron left the grounds in the east of the square to the house of God ace Santino Solari, the grounds in the north, however, the High Prince's Council Friedrich von Rehlingen.

The Mozartplatz 1 is the Neue Residenz, which today houses the Salzburg Museum. In 1835, the author Julius Schilling from Poznan in cutting-edge Poland proposed a commemoration to the present Mozartplatz for Mozart, who until the point that at that point had been very obscure in Salzburg. Noteworthy backers abroad and in addition in Vienna at last bolstered the development of the landmark. Along these lines, the Baian King Ludwig I of Baia gave a significant total and gave the base of the bronze statue. Under the Mozartplatz, on the event of the establishment of the statue of Mozart, an expansive, now lost Roman mosaic of the Archeloos was recuperated with a competitors fight picture, whereby the rescue work postponed the establishment of the landmark.