In many countries, December 31 is known as New Year’s Eve; in Scotland, it’s Hogmanay. Pronounced like “hog-muh-nay,” the celebration involves fireworks, lively street parties, several ...

Hogmanay Is the Festive Scottish Tradition You've Never Heard of — but Will Want to Celebrate. ... In many countries, December 31 is known as New Year’s Eve; in Scotland, it’s Hogmanay.

A man in costume is silhouetted Edinburgh's traditional four-day Hogmanay celebrations begin December 29, 2005 in Edinburgh, Scotland. The celebrations began with a torchlit procession through ...

A study by CEWE has revealed the UK's best walks, including one with a castle that once hosted Mary Queen of Scots.

It’s Edinburgh’s annual Hogmanay celebrations, and for the millions of people who descend upon the capital of Scotland to spend the year-end holiday celebrations among Scots, it’s not just a ...

While Christmas is still a week away, people across Scotland will already be looking ahead to Hogmanay. For many Scots, December 31 is an even bigger occasion than the 25. From intimate nights in ...

In Scotland, New Year's Eve is known as Hogmanay and involves several fun traditions. The holiday dates back to the 1600s, when Christmas was made illegal throughout the country. In Scotland, it's ...

Hogmanay 2024 – Amy Irons is bringing the party to Scotland’s most iconic night of the year. Head to BBC One Scotland, BBC Scotland and iPlayer for an incredible countdown to 2025 ...

In Scotland, New Year’s Eve is called Hogmanay (pronounced “hog-muh-nay”), and the celebration keeps going into New Year’s Day and beyond. Read on to learn some festive facts about Hogmanay.

It took until 1958 for Christmas to become a bank holiday in Scotland, but Hogmanay was already sealed as the Scottish winter festival. And across the country, ...

A man in costume is silhouetted Edinburgh's traditional four-day Hogmanay celebrations in Scotland. Outdoor Hogmanay celebrations have been canceled due to extreme weather conditions, with high ...