>>2835144
>strict zoning laws in germany
KEK.
Your observstion is right that most dwellings are found in concentrations here. But there is no zoning laws, which is why the towns for example. do not resemble the US american towns.
Theres actually a very common thing here where some residential adresses street part simply translates to 'outside' as if that was a street. All buildings outside the settlement are just numbered consecutively so your address is that meaningless number, outside, town that incorporstes the land.
What germany does not really have is unincorporated land and much public land. It is sad but the country financed itself for a long time by privatizing public land. In case of meadows, forests and what not this does not restrict your freedom to visit it.
One thing that is really gay in germany is that they now even have some official public camp grounds designed to keep wild camping away but it's unironically like: You have to go on a website, transfer 15€ and be gone at 10am. No thanks I stick with camping wild. I also prefer something like
>picrel
those are usually set up and maintained by hiking clubs and litter the countryside. You can just put a mat inside or hang a hammock. It's a roof. Not much more.
>There's no wilderness in europe.
No shit. Europe has been inhabited by civilized people for thousands of years. Every spot in europe had several wars fought over it and was used in some capacity. There's relatively remote spots in Sami and some in spain but nothing I'd call wilderness.