
St Dunstan-In-the-East, London, UK: A secret urban garden in the city can be a haven for a city dweller.

Jardín del Príncipe de Anglona, Madrid, Spain: UK-based garden expert Dr Toby Musgrave has compiled his favorite gardens into a new book, "Green Escapes."

Himeji Garden, Adelaide, Australia: Musgrave says the best urban gardens are defined by "diversity and ingenuity."

Museum Willet-Holthuysen, Amsterdam, Netherlands: Musgrave says he enjoys sensory gardens: "That sensory stimulation of our various senses."

The Rail Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: He also sings the praises of urban regeneration projects, "taking derelict land and repurposing it."

Osaka Station City Roof Gardens, Osaka, Japan: Musgrave also points to the urban gardening movement as an exciting crusade.

Praça cívica do Quartel General do Exército, Praça dos Cristais, Brazil: Musgrave thinks natural escapes are vital -- especially for city-dwellers.

Jardínes de Monforte, Valencia, Spain: "Our DNA, we're wired to respond positively to nature," says Musgrave.

Aptekarsky Ogorod, Moscow, Russia: Non-organic elements can also complement a garden -- such as water features and greenhouses.

Oranjezicht City Farm, Cape Town, South Africa: Searching for a secret garden is half the fun. "I think for me one of the charming aspects of these gardens is they're secreted away," says Musgrave.



