Sounds about right.

I read somewhere that spain was among the several few only places where "if the town or municipality does not make nudity illegal" then "nudity is legal anywhere else."

That was something I had accounted for, though I know now that those legal statistics were in error.

It is more like "most towns often ban public nudity but not private nudity, but nudism is legal in a lot of the major cities but not all of them."

Probably, since I have not seen the listing, my guess as to what NaturismRE posted as the top seven nudist countries.

1 France

2 Denmark

3 Iceland

4 Norway

5 Finland

6 Spain

7 Sweden

I will read the listing later.

I do not know if any of that is correct.

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here is the answer from ChatGPT:
Germany
Often considered one of the most nudist-friendly countries in the world.
Has a long tradition of Freikrperkultur (FKK, "free body culture"), which promotes non-sexual social nudity. Nude beaches, lakes, campgrounds, and sauna culture are widespread. Public attitudes tend to be relatively relaxed compared with many other countries.
France
Home to some of the world's largest naturist resorts. The famous Cap d'Agde is often called the "naturist capital of the world." Large naturist organizations and extensive nude beach networks.
Spain
Has many nude beaches, and Spanish law is generally permissive regarding simple nudity. Coastal areas often have mixed textile and nude beach use. Social acceptance is relatively high in tourist regions.
Croatia
Long history of naturist tourism dating back decades. Numerous FKK resorts, campsites, and beaches along the coast.
Netherlands and Denmark
Generally tolerant social attitudes. Designated nude beaches and naturist facilities are common. Nudity is often viewed pragmatically rather than as inherently sexual.

I do not agree with Cap dAgde as a capitol of naturism, because it is now a capitol for swingers. But France has many resorts for naturism.

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