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Church of San Francesco

First Congregational United Church of Christ

Appleton, Wisconsin, 54915, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Indoor
  • Portability
    Portable
  • Phone
    920-733-7393

Via Sancta-Labyrinth Project of the Church of St. Paul in the Desert

Palm Springs, California, 92262, United States
  • Availability
    Private
  • Situation
    Indoor
  • Portability
    Portable
  • Phone
    760.320.7799

Church of Our Saviour

Mill Valley, California, 94941, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    415.388.1907 (Church Office)

Private Labyrinth

Des Moines, Iowa, 50226, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Indoor
  • Portability
    Portable
  • Phone
    515.964.5334

St. Martin’s Episcopal Church

Shady Cove, Oregon, 97539, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Indoor
  • Portability
    Portable
  • Phone
    541-878-2166

Piazza Regina Margherita
Alatri
03020 (FR)
Italy

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Situated in a tunnel of the cloister of S. Francesco, this fresco of Christ in Glory in the centre of a large labyrinth was rediscovered in 1996.

  • Contact:

    Council of Alatri – FR Public and Culture department
    Phone: +39 0775448378
    Email: [email protected]
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  • Admission:

    1 euro

  • Type:

    Medieval
    11 circuit

  • Availability:

    Public

  • Situation:

    Indoor

  • Status:

    Permanent

  • Material Description:

    Fresco

  • Builder:

    Unknown

  • Wheelchair Accessible:

    Yes

  • Schedule Times:

    The labyrinth is open daily: 10.00 am – 13.00 and 16.00 – 19.00 pm.

  • Size:

    1.5 meters diameter

  • Date installed:

    Middle Ages – 12 to 14th century