The Labyrinth can be a place of interest and fun for children and adults alike. It was laid in 2002 in the Cloister Garth to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II.
A Labyrinth has at its heart the Christian idea of a spiritual journey. There is only one path with all its twists and turns, which speaks of the journey of our days. It is possible to walk the Labyrinth as a spiritual journey. On the way to the centre the pilgrim walks the way of the world, asking God's forgiveness for wrongdoing and seeking to make amends. On reaching the centre, there comes a moment for the pilgrim of opening up to the grace and love of God before returning along the path, seeking to follow in the way of Jesus Christ.
Ten reasons for you to come and walk the Norwich Cathedral Labyrinth
- To give thanks
- To solve a problem
- To take time out
- To dream
- To seek guidance
- To resolve a conflict
- To grieve a loss
- To release a fear
- To pray and be with God
- Or just for fun!
On the first Saturday of every month at 11 am we offer the opportunity for people to come together to walk the Labyrinth. All are welcome: there is no fee and no need to book. For further information please email or telephone 01603 218327.