It's possible they met, but there's no proof.

Beethoven spent a few weeks in Vienna in early 1787 (sources disagree as to exactly when and for how long). Mozart was in Vienna for at least part of early 1787, although he spent some time in Prague, so it's possible they were in Vienna at the same time.

Beethoven held Mozart in very high regard (several of his works are very obviously inspired by Mozart) and it's very likely he would have sought to arrange a meeting if in fact they were both there simultaneously. Unfortunately, even if if did happen, there is no first-hand account of their meeting. One third-hand account of an alleged meeting places it in the wrong year: 1790.

Further reading: Wikipedia: Beethoven and Mozart and 'The Right Notes': Mozart's influence on Beethoven

It's possible they met, but there's no proof.

Beethoven spent a few weeks in Vienna in early 1787 (sources disagree as to exactly when and for how long). Mozart was in Vienna for at least part of early 1787, although he spent some time in Prague, so it's possible they were in Vienna at the same time.

Beethoven held Mozart in very high regard (he'd heard and played a lot of Mozart and several of his works are very obviously inspired by him) and it's very likely he would have sought to arrange a meeting if in fact they were both there simultaneously. Unfortunately, even if if did happen, there is no first-hand account of their meeting. One third-hand account of an alleged meeting places it in the wrong year: 1790.

Further reading: Wikipedia: Beethoven and Mozart and 'The Right Notes': Mozart's influence on Beethoven

It's possible they met, but there's no proof.

Beethoven spent a few weeks in Vienna in early 1787 (sources disagree as to exactly when and for how long). Mozart was in Vienna for at least part of early 1787, although he spent some time in Prague, so it's possible they were in Vienna at the same time.

Beethoven held Mozart in very high regard and it's very likely he would have sought to arrange a meeting if in fact they were both there simultaneously. Unfortunately, even if if did happen, there is no first-hand account of their meeting. One third-hand account of an alleged meeting places it in the wrong year: 1790.

Further reading: Wikipedia: Beethoven and Mozart and 'The Right Notes': Mozart's influence on Beethoven

It's possible they met, but there's no proof.

Beethoven spent a few weeks in Vienna in early 1787 (sources disagree as to exactly when and for how long). Mozart was in Vienna for at least part of early 1787, although he spent some time in Prague, so it's possible they were in Vienna at the same time.

Beethoven held Mozart in very high regard (several of his works are very obviously inspired by Mozart) and it's very likely he would have sought to arrange a meeting if in fact they were both there simultaneously. Unfortunately, even if if did happen, there is no first-hand account of their meeting. One third-hand account of an alleged meeting places it in the wrong year: 1790.

Further reading: Wikipedia: Beethoven and Mozart and 'The Right Notes': Mozart's influence on Beethoven