The Scottish city that hosts the large street party traditionally associated with Hogmanay is Edinburgh.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay is a major New Year's celebration featuring concerts, processions, fireworks, and a large gathering in the city center. “Hogmanay” is the Scottish word for New Year's Eve or the New Year festivities, although its historical origins and exact etymology remain debated.
The modern Edinburgh celebration developed into a major organized festival in the late twentieth century. Events have included a torchlight procession, a concert in Princes Street Gardens, and midnight fireworks viewed from central streets and hills.
Edinburgh is not the only Scottish city that celebrates Hogmanay. Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, and many smaller communities hold their own events. The city is a particularly famous association because of the scale and international profile of its organized festival, not because Hogmanay belongs exclusively to Edinburgh.