What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Cheltenham.
The Neptune Fountain in Cheltenham is a notable 19th-century decorative public fountain, originally installed in 1858 as a gift from the town's mayor, John Pritchard, to celebrate the visit of Queen Victoria. It is significant as a symbol of civic pride and the town's historical connection to royal events.
Places near here
The Neptune FountainHeritage place · 1 yd
Neptune fountain from another angle, Promenade, CheltenhamHeritage place · 9 yd
Neptune's FountainVisitor information · 14 yd
Statue of Polar explorer Dr WilsonMonument or public art · 34 yd
Dr Edward Adrian WilsonVisitor information · 35 yd
Memorial to Edward Adrian WilsonHeritage place · 35 yd
Dorothea BealeMemorial · 122 yd
Statue of Gustav HolstMonument or public art · 186 yd
Pentagonal monument, Montpellier GardensMonument or public art · 418 yd
Churchyard cross in St Mary's churchyardScheduled monument · 424 yd
Cheltenham, The Eagle TowerCastle, fort or tower · 615 yd
The Cavern, April 1999Cave or cavern · 681 ydOther information
Photo: David Stowell · CC BY-SA 2.0