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Pairi Daiza is a beautiful zoo located in Brugelette. Originally opened in 1994 under the name Paradisio, the park is home to a whopping 7,000 animals, including many endangered species. Pairi Daiza, which means “closed garden” in Persian, offers a unique journey through the five continents of our world, with authentic gardens stretching over 70 hectares. The park actively participates in breeding programs for the rescue of endangered species. Furthermore, visitors can spend an unforgettable night in close contact with extraordinary animals at the Pairi Daiza Resort. The park has been voted the best zoo in Europe several times.

Pairi Daiza (until 2009 Paradisio or Parc Paradisio) is an animal park in Cambron-Casteau (Hainault), which opened its doors on May 11, 1994. Pairi Daiza participates in 89 EEPs (breeding programs) for the conservation and protection of endangered species. The zoo was listed on the Brussels stock exchange (PARD) until May 23, 2016. In 2015 it became the French-speaking Company of the Year. Pairi Daiza was also voted Best Zoo in Europe several times. The park contains a large number of large buildings, such as a temple, a mill and a ship. In front of the entrance there is a covered parking lot, on which there are hundreds of solar panels.

I don't call it a zoo but a nature park. So much more to see than animals. If you live close enough, you can really enjoy it for hours (days) with an annual subscription and see new things again and again. Love it! ! !

A fantastic zoo. A visit is highly recommended.

One of the most beautiful zoos in the world.

Not only the most beautiful in Belgium. Several times already proclaimed as the most beautiful in Europe. If you want to spot giant pandas, you don't have to travel far anymore. The Pairi Daiza zoo in Belgium (Cambron-Casteau) is one of the nicest zoos in Europe. It once started as a bird garden, but now it is a real animal park with all the trimmings. Pairi Daiza is also not your average zoo and is built around the ruins of a former abbey. Animal enclosures are very spacious here. The absolute attraction are of course the giant pandas, who live here for a period of 15 years.