Well, in my country, there is this a "Freedom to roam" that guarantees me the ability to travel through private parcels (with some exemptions, i.e. you can walk

Well, in my country, there is this a "Freedom to roam" that guarantees me the ability to travel through private parcels (with some exemptions, i.e. you can walk through the middle of somebody's pasture, unless there are animals you could disturb). Same thing applies for forests (as long as I am not logging, or driving off-road). If somebody would want to escort me from forest while I am foraging berries, or hiking or something, I would (according to our civil code, should) feel like my rights were infringed upon. Based on this experience, I would like, if there is similar right given for things in cities that appear as public spaces, even if they are a privately owned parcels. I understand that if you i.e. live in the US, this might see m weird, because the right of owner to restrict access to their land seems to be stronger there.