The Bosquet des Rocailles is a garden at the Palace of Versailles, located in the French commune of Versailles. It was designed by André Le Nôtre and commissioned by Louis XIV in 1671. The garden consists of four terraces connected with flights of steps, with ornamental pools and cascades as well as shrubbery and trees planted in formal arrangements. At the center stands a rustic grotto featuring sculptures depicting Greek gods. The garden is bordered by a balustrade made up of shells, stone benches, and statues representing various sea creatures such as tritons and nereids.