The English Garden at Versailles is an 18th-century park designed by renowned landscape architect André Le Nôtre. Located just outside the palace, it features geometric walkways, tree-lined avenues, ornamental ponds and a variety of sculptures spread throughout its vast grounds. Its most iconic feature is the Grand Canal, which stretches for over two kilometers and was modeled after the canals of Venice. The garden also includes several buildings such as the Petit Trianon, where Marie Antoinette held court during her time in Versailles. Other attractions include the Orangerie and its grove of orange trees, as well as the famous Temple de l’Amour pavilion with its classical statue decorations. All together, these elements make up one of France’s most breathtaking parks.