Trail: Melbourne Metro Region

10 Labyrinths in the Melbourne Metropolitan Area

  1. St Faith's Anglican Church

    2. Description: This Chartres brick paver labyrinth is located in the Church courtyard.

    Address: 4 Charles Street, Glen Iris

    Contact Name: Parish Office

    Phone: 61 3 9889 5086



  2. Ascot Vale Uniting Church

    3. Description: This Labyrinth is a simple spiral design constructed with a brick edging,gravel path and decorative plants

    Address: 60 Maribyrnong Road, Moonee Ponds

    Contact Name: Gordon Bannon

    Phone: 0417 037 450



  3. Stillwaters Reflection

    4. Description: A 5 circuit labyrinth painted on concrete. Suitable for individuals or small groups.

    Address: 13 A Faraday Road, Croydon South

    Contact Name: Beth Holman

    Phone: 0434720732



  4. Melbourne Reiki Centre

    5. Description: This Centre uses the labyrinth in its meditation classes,private bookings, workshops and are also available for hire

    Address: 105 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

    Contact Name: Deborah Dalziel

    Phone: 61 3 9818 2030



  5. Melbourne Reiki Centre

    6. Description: This Centre uses the labyrinth in its meditation classes,private bookings, workshops and are also available for hire

    Address: 105 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

    Contact Name: Deborah Dalziel

    Phone: 61 3 9818 2030



  6. Northcote Uniting Church - Chalice

    7. Description: This labyrinth is painted on the wooden floor of the church.

    Address: 249 High Street, Northcote

    Contact Name: Rev. Peter Batten

    Phone: 61 3 9482 2884



  7. Private Property

    8. Description: Natural labyrinth with gravel paths and plants forming the pattern.

    Address: 12 Toulon Drive, Templestowe Lower

    Contact Name: Mary Edgar

    Phone: 61 3 9855 8105



  8. Edmund Rice Centre ' Amberley '

    9. Description: A medieval stone and gravel Chartres labyrinth in the grounds of the Retreat Centre.

    Address: 7 Amberley Way, Lower plenty

    Contact Name: Amberley Reception

    Phone: 61 3 8359 0141



  9. Campion Centre of Ignatian Spirituality

    10. Description: This Chartres replica labyrinth has the outer ring pierced by four entrances, three Trinity entrances and one Pilgrim entrance. In the centre is a water and herb / flower circle.

    Address: 99 Studley Park Road, Kew

    Contact Name: Secretary - Campion Centre

    Phone: 61 3 9854 8110



  10. Labyrinth Lane

    11. Description: Labyrinth Lane is a secret garden in Melbourne that takes you to where you'd rather be. We offer experiences and spaces to cultivate deep listening, seasonal pauses, rituals, soundscapes.

    Address: 110 Gardenvale Road, Gardenvale

    Contact Name: Tina Christensen

    Phone: 0407 553 386



  11. Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital

    12. Description: As you enter the labyrinth, a stone mosaic of the southern cross provides an invitation to walk, the mosaic seats depict the seven Indigenous seasons,assembled by local Primary School students.

    Address: 190 Banksia Street, Heidelberg West

    Contact Name: Steven Wells

    Phone: 61 3 9496 5347



  12. Merri Creek Labyrinth

    13. Description: The first known labyrinth in a Melbourne park,reached on foot by walking north along the the Merri Creek Trail from Wright St. or south from The Esplanade.

    Address: Merri Creek Trail, Clifton Hill

    Contact Name: Steve Martin and James OBrien

    Email: FriendsofMerriCreekLabyrinth@gmail.com



  13. St Margaret's Anglican Parish of Eltham.

    14. Description: This labyrinth, outlined in river stones, is laid on a disused entoucas tennis court.Set in a meditation garden of mainly indigenous plants, with shaded seating and a large gathering space.

    Address: 79 Pitt Street, Eltham

    Contact Name: Labyrinth Facilitator

    Phone: 61 3 9439 9238



  14. Southern Community Church of Christ

    15. Description: Simple brick 5-circuit labyrinth by the road, open at all times.

    Address: 8 Chesterville Road, Cheltenham

    Contact Name: Steve Jackson

    Phone: (03) 9584 8499



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