
On an island in Venice, Borges’ labyrinth reopens with 3200 plants: the history and its meaning
Borges labyrinth. Photo Matteo De Fina, Courtesy Cini Foundation. On the island of San Giorgio Maggiore a Veniceone of the most evocative and fascinating places in Italy is about to reopen to the public: the Borges labyrinth. Inaugurated in 2011 in the green spaces of Giorgio Cini Foundation in homage to the Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges (Buenos Aires, 1899 ...








