
Neptune Fountain at the northern end of Piazza Navona
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The Neptune Fountain is one of three magnificent fountains adorning this grand Baroque square. Originally built in the 16th century, the fountain features a dramatic statue of the god Neptune locked in a battle with an octopus, surrounded by playful cherubs and sea creatures. Whether on a rainy day or a sunny afternoon, the sound of the water provides a peaceful, constant backdrop to the bustling activity of the piazza.
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