Fireworks and first-footing: Your guide to Hogmanay in Edinburgh
Summary
Edinburgh hosts a major New Year celebration called Hogmanay, featuring fireworks, music events, and traditional Scottish activities. The celebration spans several days and includes a large street party, concerts, and cultural activities.Key Facts
- Hogmanay festivities in Edinburgh begin on December 29.
- A torchlight procession opens the event, creating a "river of fire" through the city.
- Major events include live music, street theatre, and a street party in the city centre.
- At midnight on New Year's Eve, fireworks are set off over Edinburgh Castle.
- The Loony Dook event on New Year's Day involves people swimming in the Firth of Forth.
- Festival-goers can enjoy various concerts and cultural activities across the city.
- Tickets are required for the street party and the Concert in the Gardens.
- Alcohol is allowed at the street party but must be in specific containers and quantities.
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