City Museum invites the curious and the brave to "lose yourself to find your path" in Labyrinth – its largest new ...

You cannot get lost in a labyrinth as long as you follow the path. Perhaps, then, it is no surprise that in a time when so many people feel they have lost their way, interest in labyrinths has soared.

“The serpentine path of a labyrinth design may serve as a reminder that life is full of options and open doors, as well as obstacles to overcome,” he said.

Plus, because the labyrinth was built as a way to meditate and relax, the path is not very complicated with another reviewer explaining, "The shrubs are short, so you can see where you are." ...

The exhibit, titled “The Path: LAByrinth,” is a circular, outdoor single path leading to a pair of benches at its center — a metaphor for the spiritual journey to quiet one's mind and listen ...

“A labyrinth is not a maze and has no blind alleys or dead ends. You cannot get lost in a labyrinth. It is unicursal, meaning there is only one path that twists and turns on itself many times ...