The Bosquet du Pré Catelan is a historical garden located in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. It was designed by André Le Nôtre and completed in 1684 as part of King Louis XIV’s grand plan to create one of the most beautiful and elaborate gardens ever seen. The Bosquet features an octagonal pool surrounded by eight large terraces with symmetrical trees, shrubs, flowers and sculptures set in them. Its main feature is a central fountain called “Le Grand Trianon”, which creates an impressive water display when turned on. There are several smaller fountains that line the walkways around the pool and provide a soothing background noise for visitors walking through this majestic setting.