The annual Hogmanay street party on Princes Street and surrounding streets takes place in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay is one of Scotland's best-known New Year's celebrations. Its program commonly includes a torchlight procession, concerts, ceilidh dancing, and a large street party in the city center, with Edinburgh Castle providing a prominent backdrop. The name Hogmanay is the Scots word for New Year's Eve or the New Year period.
The modern festival developed into a major organized event in the late twentieth century, building on Scotland's strong New Year customs. Public celebrations have sometimes been canceled or changed because of severe weather, safety concerns, or public-health restrictions, so individual programs vary by year.
Edinburgh is Scotland's capital, while Glasgow is the country's largest city by population. Both cities hold New Year's events, but the Princes Street street party and the internationally marketed Hogmanay festival specifically identify Edinburgh. The answer is therefore the city, not the name of the festival itself.