The Labyrinthe of Versailles is a complex network of pathways and groves located within the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. Constructed in 1668 by André Le Nôtre, it was designed to be an entertaining feature for King Louis XIV, with a variety of concealed passageways and paths leading to surprise destinations. The intricate design consists of numerous avenues bordered by tall hedges and stone walls, with sculptures placed at strategic points throughout the maze. It also includes several decorative fountains, cascades, and other features that create an enchanting atmosphere for visitors to explore.