The Bosquet des Sources is a landscaped garden in the Palace of Versailles located to the west of the Grand Canal. It was designed by André Le Nôtre and completed in 1684. The garden consists of three parterres, two fountains, an ornamental pond, and various statues and grottoes that are arranged around a central fountain basin. The water for this area is supplied from an aqueduct located nearby. Visitors can enjoy tranquil walks through the paths or relax beside one of the fountains or ponds while taking in views of the gardens’ manicured lawns, shrubs, trees, sculptures, and flower beds.