Terracotta Angel, c.1896
Watts Chapel, England
Photo ©: Jeff Saward/Labyrinthos
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A basic list, with some contact details, of public mazes in the UK, can be found at Mike's Mazes website.
Our own guide to the historic turf mazes of England, with map and visiting information.
Church & Cathedral Labyrinths in England
Our own guide to the historic labyrinths in churches, chapels and cathedrals in England, includes a map and visiting information.
Peter maintains an interesting webpage of labyrinths and mazes in the UK, and elsewhere in Europe, he has visited, with plans and diagrams.
A not-
Jo Edkins’ guide to turf labyrinths, ancient & modern.
Tony Christie maintains an online catalogue of labyrinths in Ireland, with links to their websites, email addresses, etc.
Historic Labyrinths in Ireland
Our own guide to the historic labyrinths, surviving or documented, in Ireland.
Labyrinths & Mazes in the Netherlands
A very comprehensive guide compiled by the Stichting Doolhof en Labyrinth, with maps, photographs and links to obtain visiting details and much more besides. In Dutch language.
Selma Sevenhuijsen’ website has a nicely illustrated guide to labyrinths in the Netherlands, in English and Dutch language.
Ilse Seifried has complied a splendid illustrated list of labyrinths in her native Austria, in German language.
Gernot Candolini’s catalogue of labyrinths in the Tirol region of Austria, also in German language, is another helpful guide.
Silke Wolf's excellent German language labyrinth website has an extensive catalogue with a map and many illustrations of labyrinths and mazes in Germany.
Erwin Reissman’s website contains details of over 100 labyrinths he has visited in Germany and elsewhere in Europe. In English and German.
A useful illustrated guide to German hedge mazes, in German language, with visiting details, etc.
The Labyrinth International group, based in Switzerland, has an excellent catalogue of labyrinths in Switzerland, in German language.
Labyrinths in Scandinavian Churches
Our own catalogue of mediaeval labyrinth wall and ceiling frescos in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland.
If you maintain, or find, a website that provides further useful locational information, especially in regions not covered above, let me know and I will add the details to the listing.
Maze & Labyrinth Locations
Pavement labyrinth, c.1843,
St.Omer Cathedral, France
Photo ©: Jeff Saward/Labyrinthos
Maze & Labyrinth Location Guides
Europe
While some European countries have comprehensive listings of labyrinths and mazes available online, others, such as much of Scandinavia, have yet to be catalogued, despite a wealth of labyrinths to document. Here are those currently available, that I am aware of, containing reliable up to date information...