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Amiens Cathedral

Cedar Hill Enrichment Center

Gainesville, Georgia, 30506, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    770-887-0051
  • Designer: Cedar Hill Staff

Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Louisville, Kentucky, 40205, United States
  • Availability
    Private
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    800-264-1839
  • Designer: LPTS

Our Savior Episcopal Church

Martinez, Georgia, 30907, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    706-863-1718
  • Designer: Carlton Shuford

Private Property

Jacksonville, Oregon, 97530, United States
  • Availability
    Private
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    541 846-0300

St. Mary’s Parish Community – Assumption House

Waco, Texas, 76701, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    254-753-0146
  • Designer: St. Martha’s House

Lakeshore Baptist Church

Waco, Texas, 76710, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    254-772-2910
  • Designer: Karen Barlow

Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts

Annapolis, Maryland, 21401, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    410-263-5544
  • Designer: James Urban, FASLA

Desert Rose Labyrinth

Ivins, Utah, 84738, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    435-688-8535
  • Designer: Bernie Schmertz

Indian Heights United Methodist Church

Overland Park, Kansas, 66207, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    913-649-9040
  • Designer: Adele Wilcoxin

First Central Congregational Church, United Church of Christ

Omaha, Nebraska, 68131-3899, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    Church: 402-345-1533 Daryl: 402-216-5637

Hudson Hospital

Hudson, Wisconsin, 54016, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    715-531-6000
  • Designer: Lisa Gidlow Moriarty

Battery Conservancy and NYC Dept of Parks & Recreation

New York City, New York, 10004, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Designer: Ariane Burgess

Cross of Calvary Lutheran Church

Olivia, Minnesota, 56277, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    320 523 1574

Trinity Lutheran Church

Pullman, Washington, 99163, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    509-332-1985

St. Omer Cathedral

Saint-Omer, 62500, France
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Indoor
  • Portability
    Permanent

Plan of the Labyrinth Pavement by Jeff Saward/Labyrinthos

30 Place Notre Dame
Amiens
80000
France

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The city of Amiens is the capital of the region of Picardy and is about 90 miles north of Paris.

  • Contact:

    View Website

  • Type:

    Medieval
    11 circuit octagonal

  • Availability:

    Public

  • Situation:

    Indoor

  • Status:

    Permanent

  • Material Description:

    Black and white marble

  • Wheelchair Accessible:

    Yes

  • Schedule Times:

    Open whenever the cathedral is open. Situated on the floor of the nave, it is sometimes partly covered with chairs.

  • Size:

    12.1 metres

  • Date installed:

    originally installed c.1288 CE, but destroyed in the 1820’s, the current labyrinth dates to 1894