This page was last updated on 7th April 2004.
medium | red and black tiles | |
dimensions | not known | |
position | in the chapter house | |
orientation | S | |
layout |
clockwise;
2(1,¼,¼,½,¼,
½,¼,½,¼,¼,1);
I5,3O,2I,2O,2I,O3,I5,3I,2O,2I,2O,I3,I;
circular.
The innermost circuit is clockwise instead of anticlockwise. | |
local information (from cathedral guidebook) | The pavingstones [of the chapter house] are made of varnished earthenware of the XVIº century. In the middle of the room a labyrinth can be seen. |
I have made several attempts to see this maze but have been thwarted on each occasion. On my last visit (summer 1997) I was told that the chapter house is open to visitors only once a year, for the patronal festival. My diagram is copied from a rather inadequate photograph in the cathedral guidebook (with some assistance from the diagram in Matthews).
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