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

Labyrinths, mazes and knot gardens are focused, often formal, garden designs. They are old, and when you include one in your own garden, you become part of a long story of gardens.

Over the years these labyrinths found themselves on the floors of monuments and often came to be called pavement mazes.

Mazes and Labyrinths is a single screen puzzle game set in the fantasy world of Antinomia. Use your wits, powers, and even the enemies themselves to solve over 70 deceptively difficult mazes, or ...

"I became fascinated by labyrinths after stumbling by accident across on old book in a library. It was filed in the wrong section and I felt at the time that there was something auspicious about ...

Author and journalist Charlotte Higgins explores our ancient fascination with mazes and labyrinths, and reflects on their significance - in art and in mythology, in literature and in life.

King Charles' new maze garden in the grounds of his Royal Sandringham estate in Norfolk has started to take shape - inspired by the elaborate labyrinth he played in there as a child.

As a result, the word “labyrinth”, although essentially synonymous with “maze”, has come to connote unicursality, whereas the word “maze” has come to connote multicursality.

The city’s labyrinths can be found in churches, parks, even painted on sidewalks. The biggest misconception about a labyrinth is that it's the same as a maze, a structure designed for confusion.