Distance or walking time from home has appeared to be the single most important precondition for use of green spaces [4]. People in close proximity to a green space use it more frequently. Studies have shown that the location and distribution of green spaces in the city in- fluences people participation. A study in Helsinki, Finland, showed that a good amount of green areas and easy access (i.e. short distance) to a recreational space increase the number of visits and people living close (4 times per week) [6]. For instance, a study in Swedish cities showed that in overall, people with immediate ac- cess to fine and verdant gardens or green yards are also more likely to visit public green spaces. Indeed, those with gardens of their own also spend more time in public green spaces than those without a garden of their own