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Mozart's last score, “Requiem in D minor" was begun while the composer stayed at Schloss Stuppach in Gloggnitz, Austria, in 1791, the year he died.
The 50-room fortress, known as Schloss Stuppach, features a dungeon, a “Requiem” chapel, a movie theater, and more.
Mozart's Last Castle, formally known as Schloss Stuppach, was occupied by Count F.A. von Walsegg. The nobleman commissioned Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to compose a score...