Which city hosts the annual Hogmanay street celebration in Scotland?

Edinburgh hosts the annual Hogmanay street celebration in Scotland.

Edinburgh's Hogmanay is a large New Year's festival centered on the Scottish capital. Its best-known events have included a torchlight procession, concerts, a major street party, and fireworks near Edinburgh Castle. The program can change from year to year, and particular events may be canceled or redesigned for safety, weather, or public-health reasons.

The word Hogmanay refers to the Scottish New Year celebration itself. Customs associated with it include singing Auld Lang Syne, visiting friends and family, and first-footing, in which the first person to enter a home after midnight is thought to influence the household's luck.

Edinburgh's modern festival developed into an internationally promoted event in the late twentieth century. It should not be confused with every Scottish New Year custom: Hogmanay is nationwide, while Edinburgh's street party is the specific city event that attracts visitors to the capital.