Germany · 3 entries · Designated by an authority

FKK in Germany: Munich's ordinance zones and the Sylt beach sections

By WikiLocation editorial · Facts checked 15 September 2026

A city ordinance and an island beach plan: two of the clearest official documents in this guide, both in German, both quoted from the primary page.

Entries

1. Schönfeldwiese, Englischer Garten

   Munich · Designated by an authority

   Legal status: One of six Nacktbadebereiche exempted in section 2(2) of Munich's Badekleidungsverordnung; the city's FKK page describes the area as the oval of the former riding ring behind the Haus der Kunst, bounded by the riding path.

   Where	Southern Englischer Garten, Munich, behind the Haus der Kunst, on the Schönfeldwiese meadow.
   Access	City park; on foot or by bicycle. The city publishes a PDF map of each zone's boundary.
   Facilities	Not stated by the source.
   Season and hours	Not stated by the source.
   Rules on the page	Outside the six zones, swimwear covering the primary genitals is required in public in Munich; children under six and enclosed saunas are exempt.
   Source	Landeshauptstadt München, Badekleidungsverordnung, section 2 ; Landeshauptstadt München, FKK - Nacktbaden in München (zone maps)
   Last verified	15 September 2026

2. Isar riverbank zones: Maria Einsiedel, Brudermühlbrücke, Isarinsel Oberföhring, Flaucher, Schwabinger Bucht

   Munich · Designated by an authority

   Legal status: Listed in section 2(2) of the ordinance with their exact boundaries (for example Maria Einsiedel: the western Isar flood bed from about 200 m south of the Marienklause to the south end of the Hinterbrühler See); the city's FKK page publishes a boundary map PDF for each.

   Where	Along the Isar through Munich; the Feldmochinger See zone lies in the district outside the city limits, per the city page.
   Access	River banks inside the city; on foot or by bicycle.
   Facilities	Not stated by the source.
   Season and hours	Not stated by the source.
   Rules on the page	Zone boundaries are exact; outside them the swimwear rule applies.
   Source	Landeshauptstadt München, Badekleidungsverordnung, section 2
   Last verified	15 September 2026

3. Buhne 16, Kampen (sections B, C and D)

   Kampen, Sylt · Designated by an authority

   Legal status: Sylt.de: beach sections B, C and D in the green "Buhne 16" area are mixed textile and FKK zones and belong to the northern supervised beach section of Kampen.

   Where	West coast of Sylt at Kampen, reached by beach crossings 25 and 26 (the "Buhne 16" crossing).
   Access	A valid guest card (Gästekarte) must be shown to access the beach; day visitors buy a day pass from the card checkers. Paid parking on Lister Strasse; bicycle parking on the old island railway cycle path.
   Facilities	WC facilities; supervised (bewacht) beach section; the Buhne 16 beach restaurant.
   Season and hours	Kurtaxe is charged per night in both low season (1 November to 30 April) and high season (1 May to 31 October).
   Rules on the page	Not stated by the source.
   Source	Sylt Marketing (sylt.de), Textil- und FKK-Strand an der Buhne 16 in Kampen
   Last verified	15 September 2026

What is not on this page

Beaches that appear on commercial lists for Germany but have no official page stating a clothing rule. Adding one would mean inventing a status, and a wrong "legal" here is a harm, not a typo. If you know an official page for a beach that belongs here, the editorial policy says how to send it.