Built with a sense of play, each step of the Cascade is different, so that the sound of water changes as it falls.
Inside the temple is a water trick in the floor – the Duke could control sudden spurts of water to catch his guests by surprise. One visitor in 1725 reported how jets within the building ‘throw up several streams and wett people’. The spouts in the floor are still there.
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