This park located on the former Cambron Abbey estate defies classification and has a suitably strange name. In old Persian, Pairi Daiza means "closed garden", which is the oldest name for Paradise - an extremely apt description for these magnificent 55ha grounds. The park really is a world of its own: it is divided into eight realms, each of which is inhabited by animals kept in semi-liberty (including giant pandas) and also home to plants and buildings from the different continents. The landscaped gardens boast an exceptional diversity.