The annual New Year’s Eve Hogmanay street party on Princes Street takes place in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay is a major Scottish New Year festival centered on the city’s historic core. Its best-known events have included a large street party along Princes Street, concerts, fireworks, and other organized festivities. The exact program, capacity, and access arrangements can change from year to year.
Princes Street runs beneath Edinburgh Castle, giving the celebration a distinctive urban and historic setting. Edinburgh’s New Year events are often promoted internationally, helping make Hogmanay one of Scotland’s most visible cultural festivals.
This question identifies Edinburgh rather than Scotland as a whole. Hogmanay is celebrated throughout the country, and other Scottish cities hold their own events. It also should not be confused with the separate torchlight procession, which has been part of Edinburgh’s wider New Year program but is a different event. The city’s association with Hogmanay comes from the scale and continuity of its public celebrations.