I'm wanting to go camping in rural Germany next year. Travel around on the trains and buses, starting in NRW where I used to live as a kid (Dad was British Army) What's the situation like over there right now in terms of third worlders? I get that the cities are just as bad as the UK, but what is the countryside like? I want to see beautiful scenery and quaint little villages without having to fight my way through hordes of hijabs.Where should I avoid?
>>2904192Also I forgot to add that I am trans if it matters
>mom, I posted it again
>>2904192NRW is a crowded shithole. You can't camp there.
>>2904192Germany is the worst country I've ever been to
>>2907165agreed. all that pork, chicken, beer, and old towns was so distasteful. Do not even get me started on the Mosell River wine festivals!!! Completely no!
>>2908130"They have food in Germany" is quite the flex
>>2908136and the castles and old cathedrals. imagine wanting to appreciate that crap.
>>2908138>old stone dedicated to killing people that costs money to enter now>old stone dedicated to raping kids and closeting homosexuals that costs money to enter now
>>2908140but the kebabs
>>2904192>"There's too many foreigners in this country," said the foreigner.
>>2907165>he couldn't even lose his virginity in a country with legal brothels
>>2904192>beautiful scenery and quaint little villagesBetter don't go to nrw then. If you really want to start in nrw try Eifel area this includes rlp, Belgium and Luxemburg as well. Wild camping is illegal but you can get away with if you set up late and leave early. Don't be a /pol/tardy that worries about foreigners
no wild campingcheck for dedicated places
>>2904192>Be me living in Berlin>It's weekend so I take a regional train 60 minutes north to see the beautiful countryside>Train almost empty>Enjoy my walk in the forest and around a lake>Ate some nice greek food>The afternoon is getting late so I walk back to the train station>It's absolutely packed>A single train section rolls in and the doors open>It's as if I was teleported to Mumbai or Toronto>The smell was awful and no room>Fug it I will wait an hour>One hour later, exactly the same situation happens>Wait an additional hour>This time there was slightly more space but no seats>I get on and stand in the isle>The train gets more full (of indians) the closer we get to Berlin>Suddenly I'm surrounded by them and the smell of BO is too muchAnother instance>Be me on Easter Holiday >Go to Garmisch-Partenkirchen to hike>Get on train>It's literally me, a German, a table top of 4 Arabs, and the rest of the train were indians >I couldn't even walk down the isles>I sat with the Arabs and even they were like "wtf?!">The train pulls up to Garmisch-Partenkirchen >The entire platform back to Munich was filled with indians What have they done to Germany?
>>2904195In Germany I think you'd be ok.
>>2904192>wanting to go camping in rural Germany next yearyay a thread I know a lot aboutam a kraut and do a lot of bikepacking>What's the situation like over there right now in terms of third worlders?outside the city centers it's alrightdepends a little how "sensitive" you are/pol/tards will never be happy anywherebut if you just want to avoid the criminal, low iq ones, just avoid city centers, which is super easy>but what is the countryside like?the immigrants you'll see will most likely be second/third generation turkish or European, but still much lessalso it's nowhere near as bad anywhere as the UK (besides some city containment zones)camping sites are also really their own ecosystemin NRW mostly German and Dutchsome have youth groups coming during summerthe RuhrtalRadweg is beautiful btw, 100% recommendthe Rheinradweg obviously as wellalso the PanoramaRadweg niederbergbahn if you like old train routes
>>2909450>no wild camping>check for dedicated placesofficially notbut there are some loopholesbivouacs are allowed, so if the weather is nice in summer you can just sleep without a tentBrandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern also have what is called>Jedermannsrechtyou can camp for one night in a tent as a traveler on foot, bike, horse or canoe as long as it's not explicitly forbiddenif you have a camper / van you can just park wherever and stay for 10h to restore aka sleep >Fahrtüchtigkeit (the ability to drive)even if all of that doesn't applythere are PLENTY of very minimal camping sites for 10-20€/night all over Germanysome of them at very convenient and/or beautiful locations
>Haltern am SeelmaoAlso I think you should definitly fly Eurowings!
>>2914686Also no one will care if you're not around people.
>>2914685Aren't the 2nd and 3rd generation ones worse?.I was talking to a turk in Berlin must have been 2nd 3rd generation , some political party called Hans and Turkoid, trying to merge working class Turks and Germans and his whole speil was how they had to destroy capitalism and germany because germany was a colonial state. The guy was a smooth talker though like mamdami so he will probably govern you soon.
