Neptune’s Fountain
Neptune’s Fountain stands proudly at the northern end of The Promenade in Cheltenham and is one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks. Installed in 1893, it features a striking bronze statue of Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, holding his trident above a decorative stone basin.
The fountain reflects Cheltenham’s Regency elegance and enhances the tree-lined Promenade, a central shopping and architectural showcase area. It remains a popular meeting point, photography spot and focal feature during festivals and seasonal events.
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