Hortulus Spectabilis Gardens boasts Europe’s largest maze. The 1-hectare hornbeam maze has 3.5km paths, with 2m-high hedges. A DNA-inspired tower lets you see the maze.

Tasmazia has 8 mazes. Its “Great Maze” was the world’s largest when planted. Inside, there are small mazes, wooden, balance-beam ones—kids love them.

A Maze’N Things shines with Australia’s biggest 3D wooden maze (45 mins avg to solve!). Enjoy puzzles, Magic Manor, mini-golf & snacks—unforgettable family fun.

Boneo Maze, shines with its mazes—twisty hedge mazes needing effort to navigate. It also has 18-hole mini-golf, a 1864 vintage carousel, bungee trampolines, a seasonal rock-climbing wall, a 1.5km wetland boardwalk, and holiday-themed activities. Perfect for all to enjoy nature and fun.

Hedgend Maze is a top spot. Its highlight: 4 mazes, especially the famous 1.2km hedge maze—like a green puzzle. It also has mini-golf, dinosaur digs, and more.

Brookfield Maze, in Australia, is a 1,000+ Leyland Cypress hedge maze. Tackle it to find the central viewing platform, spot hidden koalas, and sum number clues.

There are two great mazes In Ireland’s County Kildare. The 1.5-acre hedge maze (Leinster’s biggest, over 2km paths) draws from St. Brigid, with a viewing tower at its cross-centered heart. The wooden maze has 8 checkpoints, changing routes, and fun competitions. It’s perfect for family days.

Hidden in Jindai Village, the weeping Banyan maze (nearly 3,000 trees, 1-year build) is Shishi’s first. Covering 2,664㎡, it has twists, zodiac treasure hunts.

The unique L-shaped crape myrtle hedge maze has multiple entrances, stands on fuchsia viewing platform or explores its winding paths amid flowers is delightful.

The “Ant Kingdom” kids’ hedge maze is star spot — twisty paths, neat greenery, plus 24 Solar Terms ground carvings. Kids explore like little ants, learning nature/intangible cultural heritage.