The Park at Enghien,The Park at Enghien (ca. 1685). The elaborate gardens included formal parterres adorned with classical statuary, tree-lined avenues, an orangery, a large viewing mound (an Italian feature), a grand pavilion on an island surrounded by imitation bastions, an ornate sculptured fountain in the middle of a reservoir, a small terraced garden on an artificial island (another Italian feature), and a series of more traditional gardens surrounded by hedged tunnels. There was even a tiltyard and an outdoor riding school. Image taken from: A Collection of 86 plans and views of The Hague. Published in Amsterdam, 1718.