Ad ogni passo un Minotauro

It’s a classic labyrinth realized making use of 515 stones, made on March 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st during the solar eclipse and the spring equinox. The outward and return journey is long about 140 meters. On the entrance there are two small mennhirs with an inscription made by an unknown alphabet named Naòm. During the way the itinerant can see pearls painted on the stones as symbols of past experiences. A nymph protects the the trip as soon as the itinerant cross the entrance.
The labyrinth is in the mountain village “Sorti di Pieve Torina”, province of Macerata, Italy. It’s visitable in the month of August.