Wolfgang is a common name of German origin, often associated with notable figures such as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a famous composer of the Classical era. The name itself means "traveling wolf" and has been used in various cultures, primarily in Europe. In modern contexts, Wolfgang can refer to various places, institutions, or even fictional characters. For example, Wolfgang Puck is a well-known chef and restaurateur, while Wolfgang von Goethe was a prominent German writer and statesman. The name continues to be popular in many countries today.