What is the name of the famous New Year's Eve fireworks celebration in Edinburgh, Scotland?

The famous New Year's Eve fireworks celebration in Edinburgh, Scotland, is called Edinburgh's Hogmanay.

Edinburgh's Hogmanay is a major public festival centered on the Scottish New Year. Its program has included a torchlight procession, concerts, street celebrations, fireworks, and events around central Edinburgh. The exact schedule and venues can change from year to year, but the festival's name identifies the city's organized Hogmanay celebrations.

The event is part of Scotland's wider Hogmanay tradition rather than a separate historical holiday unrelated to it. Edinburgh became internationally prominent for its large-scale New Year's programming, while other Scottish communities maintain their own local customs and events.

The festival should not be confused with the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which is primarily associated with August, or with the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, another major city event held during the summer festival season. “Hogmanay” itself refers broadly to Scotland's New Year celebration, while Edinburgh's Hogmanay names the specific city festival.