The nudist parks of the Englischer Garten in Munich

The nudist parks of the Englischer Garten in Munich

One of the countries in the world where the practice of nudism is most widespread and accepted is Germany. There they call her Freikörperkultur (FKK), the «culture of the free body». So much so that, now that the good weather is approaching, the Bavarian capital has six green spaces within its urban area for this purpose: they are Munich's nudist parks.

These nudist areas are located within the immensity of the English garden, the largest park in the city. Areas that offer total privacy despite being just a few minutes from the bustling city center.

As the first rays of sunlight break through the clouds of Munich's gray skies, the schönfeldweiseWell, that's what the green meadows of the park are called, they fill with people who enjoy the good time without clothes. Entire families, groups of friends, couples of all ages ... Always in a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere that can be shocking for tourists.

The Germans are truly pioneers in this field. In this country was inaugurated the world's first nude beach, nothing less than in 1920. Precisely in a society like the German, so serious, hard-working and often stressed, this practice has made its way over the years as a way to release tension and reconcile with nature and the origins of the human being .


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  1.   Daniel Terrasa said

    Friend Ismael,

    I really do not understand what could have bothered you about the writing of this news. I appreciate your notes and I take note of everything you indicate but I do not understand that the text is "transmitting an image contrary to reality in Germany and transmitting its own harm to the human body."

    I don't think I have a very wrong idea of ​​reality in Germany, since I have lived in that country for many years, nor do I certainly have any kind of prejudice towards the human body. What part of the writing has led you to draw these conclusions and establish that I have these or other prejudices?