Edinburgh, Scotland
Hogmanay, the New Year's celebration in Edinburgh, Scotland, lasts for four consecutive days with many musical events and spectacular fireworks displays.
Berlin, Germany
Known for its bustling nightclubs, Berlin welcomes the New Year with the “Party Mile” event, which features food stalls, light shows, music performances, and numerous bars stretching across 2km of the city.
Sydney, Australia
Sydney has the advantage of being the first city in the world to enter the new year 2018. It is also known for its giant fireworks display near the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.
Reykjavik, Iceland
Reykjavik residents kick off their New Year's celebrations with fireworks displays and then party all night long until the early morning.
New York, New York
While waiting for hours in Times Square requires a lot of patience, watching the ball drop is an exciting experience that any visitor who witnesses it will never forget.
Las Vegas, Nevada
During these special holidays, major clubs in Las Vegas often invite world-famous DJs like Drake and Nicki Minaj to rock the New Year's Eve party.
New Orleans, Louisiana
Mardi Gras isn't the only famous festival New Orleans is known for. The French Quarter has its own ball, and when the clock strikes 12, a giant iris is dropped from the top of Jax Brewery.
Valparaiso, Chile
Valparaiso celebrates the New Year for three days with the largest fireworks display in Latin America. Locals also have unique traditions to welcome the New Year, including eating 12 grapes at midnight, wearing yellow underwear and placing a 1000 peso bill in their shoes.
Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong is known for its extremely splendid light and fireworks displays that are not inferior to any European country in the world.
Barcelona, Spain
As one of the most vibrant cities in Europe, the streets of Barcelona are packed with locals and tourists who will be singing and drinking for hours before and after New Year's Eve.
