The best-known Hogmanay street celebration is held in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay is a major public New Year's festival centered on the Scottish capital. Its program has included torchlight processions, concerts, street parties, and fireworks, although specific events can change from year to year.
The city’s dramatic setting, including the Old Town and Edinburgh Castle, has helped make the celebration internationally recognizable. Large crowds gather around midnight, while the wider festival can extend across several days before and after December 31.
Edinburgh is not the only Scottish city with Hogmanay celebrations. Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, and many smaller communities also mark the New Year with local events and traditions. The question refers to the particularly famous organized street celebration in Edinburgh, not to every Scottish observance of Hogmanay or to the private custom of first-footing.