The city hosting the Hogmanay celebration with an annual street party and midnight fireworks is Edinburgh.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay is a multi-day New Year's celebration in Scotland. Its best-known events include a torchlight procession, a large street party in the city center, concerts, and fireworks associated with Edinburgh Castle. Hogmanay is the Scots word for New Year's Eve and is also used for the wider Scottish New Year season.
The exact program, route, capacity, and ticketing arrangements can change from year to year, so the event should not be reduced to a single fixed performance. The celebrations draw on Scottish music, dancing, and communal customs while also functioning as a major international festival.
Edinburgh is Scotland's capital, but Hogmanay is celebrated throughout Scotland, with local traditions varying by place. It is also distinct from Burns Night, held on January 25 to honor poet Robert Burns.