The Bosquet des Trois Fontaines is an iconic feature of the gardens of Versailles. Located in the South Parterre, it consists of three large marble fountains with sculpted figures and ornamental basins. The area was designed by André Le Nôtre in 1668 as part of his grand plan for the gardens at Versailles. The fountain’s sculptures depict various mythological scenes, such as Neptune surrounded by tritons and seahorses, while its central fountain features a reclining figure representing Abundance. Its two side fountains feature sculptures depicting Apollo and Diana riding on sea horses respectively. The design is framed by six alleys lined with trees, making it a beautiful addition to the gardens.