The longest maze in the world with a length of 3 km, which is a real quest to pass

The longest labyrinth in the world is in England, in the garden of Longleat Manor, located near the city of Warminster. It is a winding hedge 3 meters high and almost 3 kilometers long.

The first owner of the Marquis Bath mansion decided to make his possessions more fun and interesting, and therefore hired landscape designer Greg Bright to create a labyrinth for him. So in 1975 there was an amazing, amazing in its scope landmark, which is still so loved by local tourists.

The labyrinth is spread over an area of ​​1.5 hectares. Its ornate passages and a huge number of paths allow you to not only slowly walk, but also how to tighten the brain, because getting out of it is very difficult. However, you can use special viewing bridges as tips.

Maintaining a green hedge of this size requires tremendous effort. For example, every six months a team of six gardeners cuts the bushes, leading the maze into a beautiful, well-groomed look.

Everyone has the opportunity to visit the world's longest maze. In addition to a fascinating walk among the winding yew thicket, you can visit an old manor, as well as the local safari park, which is home to more than 500 exotic animals.

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