Friday 30 December 2011
Be in London to see the New Year in with style, and you’ll love it. New year revelers across the UK, but also visitors from all over the world, will welcome 2012 at a great open-air party in London, with a spectacular firework display at the London Eye, South Bank; of course, the event, free to attend, is scheduled for Saturday 31st December 2011, to begin shortly before midnight.
Thursday 29 December 2011
Amsterdam in one of the most beautiful “small cities” in the world, partly due to the fact that its life and culture are characterized by the concept of tolerance and diversity. And while all seasons are great to visit Amsterdam, December is ideal, since the entire city sparkles like magic with colorful Christmas lights, adding the final touch with great celebrations on New Year’s Eve.
Wednesday 28 December 2011
NYE in Madrid will be an unforgettable night of excitement and delight. The charming, thrilling and dreamy atmosphere of this city will make your New Year’s Eve in Madrid, a truly unique experience, and you yourself will be the icing on your cake.
Wednesday 21 December 2011
In the quiet of the thermal baths of Pré Saint Didier, at the foot of Mont Blanc, to enjoy an unusual year-end, far from loud crackers. Up there, in the heart of the Alps, where you can soak in the warm water in the open air, between glowing night snow and scented outdoor swimming pools.
Tuesday 20 December 2011
There are plenty of options for New Year’s Eve in Milan, you can choose the classic rather than the wild, you can gorge yourself on Panettone, or go”ethnic,” entering the world of a different culture, or why not, experiencing your own traditions thousand miles away from home!
Monday 19 December 2011
For those who are planning to spend New Year’s eve 2012 outside, London is an excellent choice. It’s not a secret that London parties are among the best in the World, so this is where the party’s at when the clock strikes midnight
Friday 16 December 2011
New Year’s celebrations virtually exist in every country in the world. If you choose to be a little cultural this year and celebrate New Year’s in a different way somewhere around Europe, here are some of the most distinctive customs from all over the Old Continent on the 31 of December.
Wednesday 14 December 2011
Hogmanay is Edinburgh’s iconic Street Party, a 3-day festival packed with events and activities for families, friends, lovers, and singles, right in the centre of the city. From Friday 30 December, 2011 to Sunday 1 January, 2012.
Tuesday 13 December 2011
The end of 2011 is near, and one and all are already preparing to welcome the new year by organizing something special to share with their loved ones. Some decide to stay at home and celebrate with relatives and friends, others decide to take off on a new adventure, and still others are packing their suitcases putting in those same relatives and friends, to go to spend New Year’s Eve … where?
Monday 12 December 2011
Another “custom” that is now entering the Rome tradition, along with Nativity Scenes and Christmas trees, is that of doing things in a big way on New Year’s Eve. Also this year, Rome offers many ideas to celebrate 2012’s arrival, in the best of ways and with lots of music, fun and… good food, of course.
