Chartres Cathedral / photo Ireneed on Wikimedia Commons. One of the most unique details of the cathedral is the labyrinth located on the floor of the main nave, which was built at the same time as the ...

Chartres Cathedral: the south rose window with three lancet windows below. ... Chartres' labyrinth, created 800 years ago, mirrors the main rose window.

Labyrinths have intrigued travelers for ages, providing one-of-a-kind experiences that combine history, art, and nature ...

For some, the shift in seasons is a good time to walk the labyrinth. ... The most famous example was laid in the floor of Chartres Cathedral in France, probably in the 13th century.

Visitors to St. Paul's Chapel walk a labyrinth Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009 in New York. Chad Rachman/N.Y.Post This is an a-maze-ing way to beat stress. The ancient practice of walking in labyrinths ...

Grace Cathedral and the ‘modern labyrinth movement’ Grace Cathedral is considered by many to be the center of the modern labyrinth movement, dating back to the installation of the Chartres labyrinth ...

She added, “A revival of the Christian practice of labyrinth walking began in the 1990s at San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral by the Canon of Special Ministries, Rev. Dr. Lauren Artress.

Medieval labyrinth designs were developed during the ninth and 10th centuries — such as that of the Chartres Cathedral Labyrinth — and are the ones often emulated in churches like Riverside today.

The labyrinth itself is an exact copy of another labyrinth located at the Chartres Cathedral in France and was built with the intention of helping people meditate and look inward as they strolled ...

Unity of Charlottesville has commissioned the construction of Central Virginia's first permanent, full-scale replica of the labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral in Paris. Master labyrinth builder ...