A maze or was built in pilgrimage churches for those who were unable to undertake the long pilgrimage to the Holy Land.

Labyrinth

Explanation:

Mazes were common in pilgrimage cathedrals in the twelfth century. Chartres in France was an important pilgrimage site for the Christian people. In the thirteenth century, the Cathedral rebuilt with new architectural techniques. A maze or Labyrinth made of blue and white stones laid out on the floor inside the church. A maze designed for those who were not able to take a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. People would trace the labyrinth on their knees. A maze design to confuse with many different paths ending in ends, a labyrinth intended to guide and reveal.

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