Editing Naturism (section)

=== Nude beaches ===
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[[File:Beach nudism.jpg|thumb|People bathing naked after the [[World Naked Bike Ride]] in [[Brighton]], 2017]]
[[File:At the nudist beach.jpg|thumb|A group of naturists at a nude beach in [[Crimea]], 2008]]

In some European countries, such as Denmark,{{Sfn|SNP|2012}} all beaches are clothing optional, and in others like Germany (and experimentally in France){{Sfn|Guardian|2017a}} there are naturist sunbathing areas in public parks (e.g., [[Englischer Garten#Schönfeldwiese and surroundings|in Munich]]{{Sfn|ganz-muenchen.de}} and Berlin).{{Sfn|ActiveNaturists|2015a}} Beaches in some holiday destinations, such as Crete, are clothing optional except some central urban beaches.{{Sfn|ActiveNaturists|2014}} There are two centrally located clothes-optional beaches in Barcelona.{{Sfn|ActiveNaturists|2012}} Sweden allows nudity on all beaches.{{sfn|Mapes|2019}}

In a survey by ''The Daily Telegraph'', Germans and Austrians were most likely to have visited a nude beach (28%), followed by Norwegians (18%), Spaniards (17%), Australians (17%), and New Zealanders (16%). Of the nationalities surveyed, the Japanese (2%) were the least likely to have visited a nude beach.{{sfn|Bridge|2014}} This result may indicate the lack of nude beaches in Japan; however, the Japanese are open with regard to family bathing nude at home and at [[onsen]]s (hot springs).{{Sfn|JapanToday|2012}}