Edinburgh hosts the large annual Hogmanay street celebration known for its torchlight procession.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay is one of Scotland's best-known New Year's festivals. Its program has included a torchlight procession, outdoor concerts, street parties and midnight fireworks, although exact events can change from year to year. The celebration takes place around the end of December and the start of January.
The torchlight procession commonly travels through central Edinburgh toward an area near Holyrood Park. Participants carry flaming torches in a large organized parade, creating one of the festival's most recognizable images.
Hogmanay is the Scottish name for New Year's celebrations, but Edinburgh is not the only Scottish place with Hogmanay events. Other towns and cities hold their own traditions. The answer therefore identifies the famous festival associated with the capital, not the name of Scotland's celebration itself.