The best place to spend the New Year. Unusual places to celebrate the New Year
Have you already thought about where you will celebrate? New Year? This is a home family holiday. But it is not at all necessary to meet him at home. This article will be useful for those who want to change the scenery and celebrate the beginning of 2016 in another country. In Europe, New Year and Christmas holidays are always celebrated cheerfully and brightly. IN new country and in a new city you can get acquainted with local traditions, celebrate 2016 in an unusual way and remember these holidays for the rest of your life. We offer a selection of cities where locals turn the holiday into magic.
1. Paris
A city of charm where romantics live. A city of endless admiration that cannot be forgotten. Various bars and restaurants in Paris offer their entertainment programs. But most tourists invariably go to Eiffel Tower and on Champs Elysees. U Arc de Triomphe They traditionally organize a special New Year's show with fireworks. Dinner or lunch at the Eiffel Tower is especially popular these days. It's the same with the Moulin Rouge performances. Disneyland holds special New Year's Eve performances starting in November and continuing through mid-January. The entire park is in Christmas decorations, and Disney characters dress in carnival costumes and parade along the main alley. It won't be possible without Santa Claus; every year he opens his residence at Disneyland. And where there is Santa, there are always gifts and miracles.
2. Vilnius
Like many others European capitals, Vilnius receives many guests for the New Year. Surprises await residents and guests in the main squares of the city. The main Christmas tree of the city is traditionally installed on Cathedral Square. The opening of the New Year tree is a real holiday in Vilnius! It is accompanied by fireworks, congratulations from the “local” Lithuanian Santa Claus and a concert of Christmas psalms. Therefore, while in Lithuania, be sure to admire this beautiful holiday tree! Sometimes on Cathedral Square they make a special surprise for children: they launch a children's train on rails, the route of which passes through the Christmas tree. After enjoying the Christmas bustle, take a walk along Gediminas Avenue, go to picturesque river Neris. Go for impressions to the creative district of Užupis and collect emotions by taking photographs and rejoicing in the upcoming New Year.
3. Istanbul
This Turkish metropolis is like a motley cauldron in which Europe and Asia, East and West, ancient and modern, tradition and innovation are mixed. For those who prefer to discover different cities and countries from the most unusual side, New Year in Istanbul - The best way getting to know another Turkey. Celebrating the New Year in Istanbul means having a romantic getaway in a city where there is room for any kind of entertainment. It is full of colors, smells and sensations. Here you can drink aromatic coffee at a street cafe table and watch life ordinary people. Or book a table in a restaurant on the beach and try bouillabaisse, which is not inferior to Marseille. Oriental sweets can be festive delicacies, and a belly dance performed by a local beauty can be a wonderful dessert. You can reserve a place in a restaurant or cafe, which are located in the area of Taksim Square and Istiklal Street in great abundance. It will be interesting to spend New Year's Eve in a club or disco, which can also be found in the area of Istiklal Street. Lovers of romance can book a seat in one of the restaurants on the Galata Bridge and admire the city fireworks over the Golden Horn Bay. You can also book a seat on a cruise boat and celebrate the New Year sailing along the Bosphorus, between Europe and Asia.
4. Rome
Ancient and sedate Rome is transformed beyond recognition for the New Year: trees along the city alleys, as well as the facades of houses, shopping centers and restaurants are enveloped in a network of multi-colored garlands, shop windows are festively decorated, and everywhere you can see small elegant New Year trees and colorful compositions from Biblical scenes dedicated to Christmas. The largest Christmas crèche and a huge New Year's tree are being erected in the center of St. Square. Petra. During the holidays, colorful fairs open in the squares of Rome, where you can buy all kinds of sweets, Christmas souvenirs and products of skilled artisans. Rome on the festive New Year's Eve turns into a continuous anthill of thousands of multilingual crowds of residents and guests of the city who certainly strive to get to main square capital - Piazza del Popolo, where mass festivities take place at this time, and where you can meet the red-cheeked Italian Santa Claus, Babbo Natale. You can celebrate the New Year in Rome 2016 either in the midst of a raging sea of costumed processions in one of the noisy squares of the city, or at a table in quiet and cozy restaurants in the historical center of Rome, right next to the steps of the eternal Colosseum. Italians' love for life and their incredible optimism are very contagious, and therefore the New Year in Rome is an excellent opportunity to get a sea of positive emotions for many days to come.
5. Munich
The capital of the German state of Bavaria, Munich is world famous for its amazing cuisine, beer, interesting museums, a real royal castle, the Alps in close proximity and endless shopping opportunities in its endless outlet stores. All together, this is an excellent reason to stock up on air tickets and celebrate the New Year in Munich. There are plenty of places to take a walk after a hearty meal on New Year's Day in Munich. Firstly, it will be nice to look at the city richly decorated for the holiday. Lanterns and Christmas trees, shop windows and townspeople's houses - everything sparkles, sparkles, glows and winks invitingly with thousands of multi-colored light bulbs. Fireworks to celebrate the New Year begin with the last stroke of the clock. It is best viewed from the hill at Olympic Park or at Marienplatz. In Munich you can have a lot of fun and get a lot of pleasant impressions at any time of the year.
When it comes to celebrating the New Year, everyone chooses their own way to celebrate this holiday. Some sit at home in front of the TV, others rush around the world, trying to get as many impressions as possible on this day.
In this article we will figure out where to go to Europe for the New Year holidays. There are many places in Europe where you can celebrate this bright holiday. Everyone wants bright memories to remain after the New Year. Therefore, I have selected for you the most interesting options for cities and hotels that will help create an atmosphere of magic and fun. After all, the main night of the year.
In all European cities, New Year celebrations are approximately the same. I will try to highlight the distinctive features of each option. And also hello to the options for air tickets, I will advise good hotels and tours to Europe for New Year holidays 2018. Go!
New Year holidays in Europe - where to go?
London, Great Britain
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Why?
London looks especially magical during the New Year. The whole city shimmers with festive lights. If you like England, then it’s time to decide to celebrate the New Year there.
Things to do?
If you decide to ring in the New Year in London, visit London Wonderland in Hyde Park or book a table at a club/bar/restaurant to enjoy delicious food and great music. Be sure to watch the Queen's Parade - a real three-hour extravaganza that runs along the Thames. Usually about 300,000 people and 10,000 artists and musicians gather here.
Watch the New Year's fireworks from the famous London Eye. Count down the strikes to midnight with Big Ben. Sing "Auld Lang Syne" with the crowd. Stroll along the Victoria Embankment and Waterloo and Westminster Bridges.
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Ibiza, Spain
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Why?
Where in Europe it’s warm on New Year’s Day is Ibiza. average temperature during the day +17 degrees Celsius. The island of Ibiza is famous for its wild nightlife. If you like warmth, club life and dancing until the morning, then Ibiza is the best choice for you.
Things to do?
Celebrate the New Year at Ibiza's most famous nightclub, Pacha. Keep your eyes, mouth and ears wide open, you're in for a very fun holiday at this place.
If you suddenly want luxury and quiet solitude with your family, head to Hacienda Na Xamena Spa Hotel, here you can just relax and enjoy life, everything else will be done for you.
Where to stay?
Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Why?
Dubrovnik is one of the less obvious places in Europe where you can celebrate the New Year, but no less wonderful. People most often come here in the summer and ignore it in the winter, which is a shame!
Things to do?
If you want to get really drunk and have fun on New Year's Eve in Dubrovnik, then go to the Latin American clubs Fuego, Capitano or Revelin.
If you want to plunge into the flow of celebrating people, then go to the streets of Stadun and Old city Dubrovnik (Big Dubrovnik old Town Street). Sit back and listen to a wonderful concert of Croatian bands. Of course. There will be fireworks.
Where to stay?
Barcelona, Spain
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Why?
New Year's Eve in Barcelona is not for the faint of heart. Celebrations and festivals here begin at 21:00. You can walk the streets, listen to music, watch performances, drink and eat various delicacies. Barcelona is another place where you will be warm for the New Year, with an average of +15 degrees.
Things to do?
New Year is celebrated here with great pomp and the holiday is called Nochevieja. All the fun starts at Montujic’s Magic Fountain. Both locals and tourists from all over the world gather here to count the chimes together and celebrate the New Year. There are also very beautiful fireworks here.
New Year in Paris, France
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Why?
Paris for the New Year offers the widest range of New Year's parties for every taste. If you want to visit one of the best places to celebrate the New Year, feel free to go to Paris. New Year's Paris beautiful, which is worth the Cathedral on the Champs Elysees alone.
Things to do?
If you want some variety on New Year's Eve, then you've come to the right place. Cruise on the Senna and sightseeing with a delicious lunch at Bistro Parisien, champagne and a colorful show at Crazy horse, beautiful Bluebells girls from Lido de Paris and much, much more. Whatever way you choose to celebrate the New Year in Paris, it will definitely be memorable.
Where to stay?
A special choice for a special day is Eiffel villa Garibaldi.
Madeira, Portugal
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Why?
If you want something more exotic, then head to the Madeira Islands. They look very elegant in holidays. And celebrating the New Year on the island is a completely special feeling. In addition, Madeira is also warm, on average +18.
Things to do?
The Madeira Islands are known for their sales in December and many people come here for shopping. New Year's fireworks look very beautiful from the islands. Here, the New Year begins to be celebrated slowly from the beginning of December until the twelfth night (greetings from Catholic Christmas). The entire island is beautifully decorated and there are concert programs everywhere you look. The Madeira Islands are a place where you should stay longer, and not just for one night.
Berlin, Germany
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Why?
Vienna, Austria
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Why?
Vienna is traditionally considered one of best cities Europe to celebrate the New Year.
Things to do?
Residents of Vienna gather in the city center for the New Year to walk the “New Year’s Path” or “Silvesterpfad”. The party starts at 14:00, people slowly pour out into the street and refuel with hot mulled wine and caramel apples.
At midnight the Pummerin bell rings from the tower of St. Stephen's Cathedral and the first fireworks are set off over Prater park.
The famous “palace on rails” - the Majestic Imperator train invites you to celebrate the change of year in luxurious style with a gourmet dinner and tie at midnight on the Danube bridge, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the city and festive fireworks.
For a more relaxed New Year's Eve, head towards the Town Hall to watch the New Year's Eve concert projected on the big screen.
The main thing is to eat at least a little “Glücksschwein” or “good luck pig”. Pork on a festive night is sold in all types and forms.
Be sure to eat some Glücksschwein, or good luck pigs, which you'll find in every form, from suckling pig to pig marzipan. New Year's Vienna will delight and surprise you.
Istanbul, Türkiye
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Why?
At the very least, you don’t need to worry about a Schengen visa. Türkiye is an unusual representative of Europe and the New Year can be celebrated here in a completely special way. The weather in Istanbul on New Year is also quite warm, about 7 degrees above zero.
Things to do?
Istanbul also changes for the New Year. Start your evening with a traditional Turkish lunch at Bebek or Istiklal Caddesi, where the celebrations take place in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Then join the cheering crowds at Taksim Square, Istikul Street or Faith, where revelers organize impromptu street parties. The best view is from the Golden Horn.
If noisy parties are not your thing, then you can take a river cruise along the Bosphorus and watch the celebrations from afar, passing by the city. But you will have the best position to watch the fireworks at midnight.
Where to stay?
Prague, Czech Republic
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Why?
Prague is another great option for those who want to celebrate the New Year in Europe and are looking for an inexpensive place to go. Many Russians like to celebrate the New Year in Prague. Besides, it's not far. In Prague on New Year's Eve there is a very dramatic (in a good way) atmosphere. You have many options for where to start celebrating.
Things to do?
New Year's Prague will delight you with a variety of opportunities. There are many good clubs, bars and restaurants. You can start the holiday on a jazz cruise along the river, or you can join the city residents in Old Town Square. You can go to some a nice place, for example, in Lesser town, Petrin hill or Prague castle. At midnight, the most interesting thing is in the main square.
In Prague there is a cute tradition of breaking champagne bottles, sometimes on your head; if you want to participate, bring a helmet.
Gdansk, Poland
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Why?
New Year's in Gdansk is a lot of fun. You should definitely come here if you love food. In Gdansk they believe that the more you eat, the better your next year will be.
Things to do?
Of course, have a good meal at Wigilia, and then go and get really drunk at Skwer Kosciuszki, and then have a good dance at the Walrus club.
The most festive streets of the city are Dluga and Pl. Teatralna.
Where to stay?
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Why?
Amsterdam is often called the city of love, and if you want to celebrate the New Year in a romantic setting, then this is a great choice.
Things to do?
New Year's Amsterdam surprises. In addition to organized celebrations in public places like Rembrandtplein, Nieumarkt, Museumplein and Dam Square, Amsterdam hosts many impromptu “chamber” parties that you can join. And if you want to celebrate the New Year in a crowd of joyful people, then you should go to the above streets.
Of course, it won’t be complete without festive fireworks. Most best view traditionally from bridges, when you can see the lights not only in the sky, but also their reflection on the water surface.
Grab a glass of champagne and local delicacies from the street vendors, and make a wish with everyone as the chimes strike. And then go to any bar, club or restaurant to continue the celebration.
Stockholm, Sweden
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Why?
Christmas in Sweden is celebrated in a very calm atmosphere, but on New Year's Eve in Stockholm they have a blast.
Things to do?
Despite the fact that the Swedes northern country, they still prefer to celebrate the New Year on the street. Therefore, eat delicious seafood in some good restaurant, and then go towards Skansen to see the most New Year's Stockholm. The New Year has been traditionally celebrated here since 1895. At midnight, some famous Swede will read the poem “Ring Out, Wild Bells” to the accompaniment of fireworks.
After midnight, after walking around, drinking champagne and hugging Swedes, go to a club or bar. As a rule, they work until 3 – 4 am.
If you want to celebrate the New Year in peace and romance, head to Lake Malaren.
When it will be free time, go see a local City hall, Sodermalm, Fjallgatan and Monteliusvagen, they really deserve attention.
Where to stay?
Reykjavik, Iceland
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Why?
On New Year's Eve, daylight in Reykjavik lasts only 4 hours, which means locals happily illuminate everything around them with bonfires, bright lanterns and garlands. What turns New Year's Reykjavik into a fairy-tale town.
Things to do?
Light bonfires with the locals as a symbol of burning away the troubles of the old year. There is no official part of the holiday and fireworks are set off by local residents. IN New Year's Eve About 200,000 people take to the streets and half an hour before midnight the sky lights up.
For the best vantage point, head to Perlan or Landakotskirkja Church.
After the festivities, many go to clubs and bars. Because Icelanders leave home to celebrate the New Year relatively late, and then celebrate until the morning. If you wait until 5 a.m., you'll see locals lining up to drink up their hangovers and snack on hot dogs. Many people go to hot springs to improve their health.
Helsinki and Lapland, Finland
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Why?
The world's most popular Santa Claus lives in Finland. It is here that the atmosphere of the New Year's miracle is felt very clearly. If you want to celebrate the New Year with children, then choose Finland.
Things to do?
First, decide on the location of the celebration: Helsinki or Lapland?
The main holiday of the country takes place in Helsinki, on Senate Square. Local residents gather here to drink champagne, listen to the mayor’s congratulatory speech, watch a festive concert and tell fortunes on small tin horseshoes.
In Finland, fireworks are allowed for only 8 hours, so the Finns have a blast, coloring the sky with colorful lights and the air with pops and the smell of gunpowder.
This year Moscow is best decorated for winter holidays! The traditional GUM fair took place on Red Square. Outwardly, it is almost no different from its predecessors from last year, even the attributes are the same. The only thing is that they added festive retro cards to the design, which GUM is decorated with this year.
1| The tradition of decorating non-coniferous trees on Red Square also continues. Unusual and wonderful.
2| Nikolskaya Street is the most beautiful place in New Year's Moscow! Probably even the street itself thinks that this is just a Christmas dream)
3| People stand in front of the decorations as if in front of a stage, many cannot hide their delight. The most popular phrase on Nikolskaya: “Like in Europe!” (although many European cities are decorated much more modestly). In second place is the question: “Is this really Moscow?”
4| The entire street has been turned into a festive light corridor. True, from the side of Lubyanka the decorations look more modest than from the side of Red Square.
5| Decorations on Tretyakovsky Proezd have been traditional for a couple of years now. What’s new is that the security guards have learned not to fuss about the tripod and now do not equate it with “a spy attribute of competitors of the stores presented here.” How can you not believe in miracles after this?
Last year, one barrier boss tried to prohibit me from filming with a tripod. He was, of course, sent politely. He didn’t calm down, he even called the police. He was sent a second time, this time to the police.
Maybe the security guards at White Square aren’t so strange now either? And then they also looked at the tripod as a weapon.
6| Ice slide on Revolution Square. Alas, today it melted a little and was already closed.
7| Fair on Manezhnaya Square. Great place!
8| For history)
9| This is the second year a huge ball has appeared on Manezhka. Unlike its predecessor, it now shimmers in different colors.
10| As before, you can go inside. They say the ball makes wishes come true
11| Grand Theatre wearing a crown!
12| Fountain.
13| The second most beautiful place in the center after Nikolskaya!
15| Fair in front of the Central Department Store.
16| Carousel.
17| Chic Chamberlain.
18| Let's walk along it.
19| On the Tverskaya side, on Kamergersky, there were illuminated numbers for 2016. They are also found in other places in the city - on Trubnaya, Tverskaya, Pushkinskaya.
20| A cozy fair on Tverskaya Square. The hardest thing for photography is to capture a moment without people. There are a lot of people walking around, so sometimes you have to wait a long time. I was told that there were photographers who, while waiting for the right moment, managed to read an entire volume of “War and Peace”!)
23| And smaller tunnels)
24| Warm and cozy inside
We don't have long to wait for the New Year to arrive and we are all prepared to celebrate it in different ways - some at home with family, some with friends somewhere far from home... From this collection you will learn about the most unusual places to celebrate the New Year!
So, we will start from a place where celebrating the New Year is not only unusual, but also completely illogical, although there are people who are interested in celebrating the New Year this way) We are talking about celebrating the New Year in a caravan crossing the Sahara Desert! What is needed for this? Just book a budget desert tour in Morocco (10 days - about $400) and rent a camel, and the desert itself will take care of the rest. Spend some time reflecting on the past year, and then ring in the New Year as loudly as you can, without fear of disturbing anyone, because there is only sand around...
If celebrating the New Year in a noisy company is not for you, you can clean up the house... This is what residents of Edinburgh, Scotland do every Christmas Eve. For what? It turns out that such a “celebration” is dictated by the long-standing Scottish tradition of entering the New Year “fresh”, freed from everything unnecessary that bothered us last year, with the hope that the coming year will be better than the outgoing one
That's why the Scots first thoroughly clean the house, and then send boys into town with sheep skins. They go from house to house, chanting traditional Gaelic tunes and beating the sheepskin with a stick. Fortunately, if all this traditional beating gets boring, there are many parties held on the streets of Scotland, connected, first of all, with the annual lifting of the public ban on drinking alcoholic beverages only for this night) Thus, you can “celebrate” the New Year until 6 o’clock in the morning
Even more strangely, the New Year is celebrated in Venezuela... How do you usually prepare for the New Year? Stock up on food and drinks, buy gifts, maybe take a shower, etc. At this time, Venezuelans wear their best yellow underwear - this is due to the fact that in Venezuela yellow is considered the color of wealth and local residents sincerely believe that such a “tradition” will certainly bring them good luck in the coming year)
Do you want to celebrate the New Year in some magical place? In this case, Goa may be suitable for you - the smallest state in India washed by the waters of Arabian Sea. The climate here is humid, dirty and generally disgusting for six months, but around October everything calms down and the plants very quickly grow to incredible sizes, which makes Goa look like some kind of fairy garden until April, when the next “rainy” period begins. It is not surprising that at this time hippies and just tourists flock here from all over the world in search of a “New Year’s” fairy tale.
The hottest place to celebrate the New Year is, of course, the small island of Guam in Pacific Ocean. January temperatures in this remote corner of our planet reach 80 degrees Celsius, so the main “New Year’s” activities here are diving and swimming, and swimming trunks/shorts or a swimsuit are quite suitable as a holiday costume)
Do you like to celebrate the New Year loudly? Then you have a direct route to Japan! If you immediately imagined crowds of Japanese counting down the last seconds of the passing year with champagne in hand, then you were a little mistaken) In fact, in Japan there is a tradition of celebrating the New Year by ringing bells, and not small bells, but huge temple bells. On New Year's Day, every Japanese temple rings its bells 108 times! Imagine the ringing that arises when, in an instant, thousands of temples scattered across the islands begin to ring their bells...
Don't have enough time to fully celebrate the New Year? Go to China) Although it is worth remembering that New Year's celebrations in China begin only on February 14 (and not on December 31, as we are used to) and last 15 days! During this period of time, all of China is illuminated with red lanterns, and colorful demonstrations roll through the streets in waves. The day before the celebration begins, Chinese families gather for a massive food feast, after which everyone chooses any red item to wear for the entire 15 days of the celebration...
Another Asian country popular with tourists at the end of December is Thailand, in the capital of which, Bangkok, you can celebrate the New Year according to three traditions at once - Western, Chinese and Thai!
The world's largest New Year's party is held in Brazil, on the 4-kilometer Copacabana beach (Rio de Janeiro) and is second in size only to the Brazilian annual Carnival) Last year, the main guest of the New Year's festivities in Brazil was Madonna - this event gathered more than 2 million people dressed in all white and that's not the limit!
Imagine a real living white sea with burning lighters and mobile phone screens moving to the beat of the music, which has no end and edge, add to this a lot of fireworks, continuous dancing and a carnival atmosphere - the result is the most spectacular New Year's party in the world!
One more famous place to celebrate the New Year is New York's Times Square, which has gained worldwide fame for the massiveness and entertainment of festive events
More than a million people come to watch the traditional descent of the crystal ball, accompanied by fireworks, heralding the beginning of the new year!
If you like fireworks (and few people don't), celebrating the New Year in Australia is just for you! After all, Australians are the first on our planet to welcome the coming year, and in order not to lose face, Sydneysiders stage a fireworks show against the backdrop of the Sydney Opera House, which has no equal in scale and beauty anywhere else in the world! More beautiful photos holiday fireworks You will find New Year's fireworks in the photo post
It all begins on December 31 at 13.00 with a shot from a cannon installed in the bay, and does not subside until the morning of January 1
Last year, Sydney authorities spent more than $5 million on the New Year's fireworks show, and almost a million took part in the New Year's celebrations local residents and tourists - let's see what happens this year)
The best place to celebrate the New Year in the UK is, of course, the Thames embankment in the London Eye, where last year about a million people also gathered for a fascinating fireworks show
Some fireworks are launched directly from Ferris wheel capsules
In fact, there are still many places in the world that gather such huge crowds of people for the New Year, for example Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, or rather the 17th of June street right behind them, where cheerful celebrations with fireworks do not subside all night from December 31st to January 1st, light shows, dancing and beer)
Fireworks on the background sculptural group, crowning the Brandenburg Gate
The most romantic place to celebrate the New Year is the Parisian Champs Elysees with a view of the Eiffel Tower dressed in a festive “garb” (during the holiday, the lighting of the tower changes dramatically, which is facilitated by the modern luminescence installed on it) and thousands of fireworks flying above it...
Well, the wildest New Year's parties are held, of course, in Las Vegas on the seven-kilometer Strip, where hundreds of thousands of people gather on the evening of December 31 to celebrate Old year and meet the New One as unforgettably as possible!
In addition to the above, there are still plenty of interesting places to celebrate the New Year - no one forbids you to celebrate it, for example, in a secluded house somewhere deep in the mountains, or somewhere else in nature. Where to celebrate the end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011 is up to you, but we want this event to be remembered for something good, unforgettable, and for the next year to make your deepest dreams come true! Happy New Year!
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