Falconry, or the art of raising falcons, was born in the Arabian Peninsula more than 4,000 years ago, and traveled to Europe via caravans from Persia and Arabia. This garden is considered the offspring of this art, as birds of prey such as falcons and eagles are kept for hunting. And there are dozens of species of birds of prey, as well as some ordinary birds such as owls, storks and geese. Do not miss the opportunity to visit this reserve if you are a bird lover!