Neptune's Fountain

The Neptune Fountain in Gdansk is a magnificent and iconic piece of art that stands as a symbol of the city's maritime heritage and artistic prowess. This ornate masterpiece was crafted by the German sculptor, Abraham van den Blocke, in the early 17th century.Located in the heart of the bustling Long Market, the Neptune Fountain is an exquisite representation of the sea god, Neptune, sitting atop a colossal seashell chariot. The figure of Neptune, crowned with a trident, exudes power and grace. Surrounding him are intricate sculptures and bas-reliefs, depicting scenes from Greek mythology and Gdansk's maritime history.Visitors can admire the fountain's craftsmanship, intricate details, and its significance to the city, as it serves as a reminder of Gdansk's historical connection to the sea and its enduring artistic heritage. It is a must-see attraction for anyone exploring this enchanting city.

Beautiful little fountain in the Old City, you can miss it if you’re not careful so remember to be on the lookout for the fountain amongst the lovely backdrop of the colorful buildings.

This is a sight to see, it brings to life something inside of you that just immerses you. it’s hidden away in old town but a definite place to see.