Neptune Fountain / Red Town Hall

Neptunbrunnen, also known as Neptune Fountain, is a notable landmark located at Alexanderplatz in Berlin, Germany. The fountain was built in 1891 and is one of the most famous and photographed landmarks in the city. The fountain is made of bronze and features a central statue of the Roman god Neptune, god of the sea, seated on a chariot drawn by four horses. The statue is surrounded by several smaller statues representing different rivers from around the world. The fountain is an impressive work of art and a popular spot for tourists to take pictures.

Neptunbrunnen was designed by German sculptor Reinhold Begas and it is a great example of the German Renaissance style of the late 19th century. The fountain was built as part of the Alexanderplatz redevelopment, to create a large central square for Berlin. The fountain was considered a symbol of Berlin's growing power and prestige at the time.

The fountain was also significant during the time of the German Democratic Republic, when it became a symbol of the city and was featured in many films and television shows shot in the GDR. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the fountain was restored to its original condition and continues to be a popular attraction in the city.

Neptunbrunnen is surrounded by many cafes and restaurants, making it an ideal spot to rest and enjoy a coffee or meal while admiring the beautiful fountain. The fountain is also a great spot for people-watching as it is often crowded with tourists as well as locals. It's also a popular spot for street performers, who often entertain visitors with music, dance, and other performances.