Across Europe, New Year’s Eve is celebrated with a diverse array of customs, such as Spain’s grape-eating race and Austria’s midnight waltz, each deeply rooted in cultural traditions. From Hungary’s lentils symbolizing prosperity to Italy’s red underwear for luck, these practices showcase unique ways of welcoming the new year. Whether it’s Portugal’s blue underwear for good fortune or Denmark’s plate smashing for popularity, these traditions reflect a shared hope for joy, luck, and prosperity in the coming year.
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