City Museum Unveils "Labyrinth"

Published 10 hours ago• 2 minute read

Heart of Labyrinth - this is the center point of the Labyrinth experience showcasing multiple pieces of industrial and nautical elements that were used to create Labyrinth.

Labyrinth illustration provides the explorer just enough information to help navigate all of the nooks and crannies of Labyrinth, but there is much more to find than the illustration depicts.

Heart of Labyrinth - this is the center point of the Labyrinth experience showcasing multiple pieces of industrial and nautical elements that were used to create Labyrinth. Labyrinth illustration provides the explorer just enough information to help navigate all of the nooks and crannies of Labyrinth, but there is much more to find than the illustration depicts.

This immersive maze isn't just about getting lost – it's about exploring unexpected textures, surprising turns, and stories embedded in every wall. Guests can choose how they navigate: through walkways, crawlable mouse holes, or overhead climbers – each path winding through a world made from repurposed materials with a twist of surrealism and wonder.

Key features of Labyrinth include:

"Labyrinth is more than a maze – it's a physical expression of how City Museum reimagines what the city leaves behind," said City Museum General Manager, Eric Gilbert. "We've transformed everything from syrup tanks to library glass into an adventure that's iconically St. Louis and its surrounding area."

Labyrinth opens July 4 and will be open exclusively to member pass holders from 10-11am on July 4, 5, and 6. Labyrinth is included with museum general admission and member passes. Press and media are invited to reach out for tours and interview requests.

Labyrinth photos, videos, and logo can be accessed here: https://bit.ly/CityMuseumLabyrinth2025

About City Museum
Housed in an old shoe factory in Downtown St. Louis, City Museum is an ever-evolving, always-thrilling, artist-built playground full of weirdly wonderful spaces to explore. City Museum opened in 1997 and started as a passion project and developed into an indoor, outdoor, underground playground that welcomes adventurous visitors from all over the world. This iconic St. Louis attraction is considered one of the great public spaces and a must-see for visitors.

Media Contact:
Katy Enrique
Director of Marketing & Sales
City Museum – St. Louis, MO
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SOURCE City Museum