One of the more well known Medieval patterns is the Chartres labyrinth, named for the one that has adorned the floor of the cathedral in Chartres, France since 1221. But you don’t need a plane ticket ...

This Edmonds back garden is inspired by the famous labyrinth of France's Chartres Cathedral. Donna Varnau, a psychotherapist, encourages her clients to walk the labyrinth.

The Chartres labyrinth is open for meditative walking each Friday from Lent until All Saint’s Day (Credit: Getty Images) Walking labyrinths has become an increasingly popular global method of ...

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 ...

Since the 13th century, people have walked the Chartres labyrinth pattern to find calm, order and answers. The pattern, from the Chartres Cathedral in France, has found its way across the world.

The graves of therapy dogs Charlie and Sophie are nearby. After a visit to Chartres Cathedral, the couple, now both 83, were inspired to create a second labyrinth in 2006. They contacted Ferre again.

HACKETTSTOWN - A Chartres Labyrinth will be available for walking at Skylands Unitarian Universalist Fellowship during the week of Jan. 18. A labyrinth has one path into the center and back out.

"Chartres is a town in France, there's a gothic cathedral there. And there was, in the cathedral—under the floor of the cathedral—there's a labyrinth built in 1201, 40 foot diameter, one of ...

In Chartres, scholars believe that the monks created the labyrinth in 1205 to represent the human path from sin to redemption. There are other well known labyrinths around the world.