Inspired by ritual labyrinths from ancient European cultures, it replicates the design of the labyrinth in the Gothic cathedral of Chartres. Its layout invites you to walk a path that winds toward the center and back out again. Walking it is a form of moving meditation, of active contemplation, where the body follows a route that mirrors the process of personal transformation.

Located in a secluded area of the land, the labyrinth is a space to ask yourself questions, release tension, or simply let yourself flow. Each turn is an opportunity to look from a new perspective, to let go of certainties and to step into the mystery. At Amalurra, the labyrinth represents the soul’s journey — full of curves and detours, yet always guided toward the center of oneself.