The Queen’s Baths at Versailles were a grand bathing facility located in the gardens of the palace. Built in 17th century France, the baths consisted of two large pools connected by a series of cascades and adorned with marble statues, bas-reliefs, and other decorative features. The larger pool was used for swimming while the smaller one was reserved for soaking. Each pool had its own dressing room, antechamber, and other amenities such as hot water heaters to provide warm baths during winter months. In addition to being a place for royal family members to relax and refresh themselves, the Queen’s Baths also served as a backdrop for court festivities and even theater performances.