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New Year´s Eve Noche Vieja

Celebrating Noche Vieja in Spain is a world tradition where people enjoy a festive night with good intentions, fun, and the tradition of eating twelve grapes at the stroke of midnight. The typical dinner includes Christmas sweets and main dishes like fish or shellfish. When the clock strikes twelve, the grapes are eaten one by one to welcome the new year with champagne or wine. Join in the joyous celebration at home or in the streets.

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New Year´s Eve Noche Vieja

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  1. New Year´sEveNoche Vieja ItIsa worldtradition, a holidaynightwhenoneyearfinishesand anotheronebegins; There are abundance of goodintentions, wherethepeopleamusethemselvesand havefun. Thetradition in Spainistoeattwelve grapes tothe pace of twelvechimes thatmarkthebeginning of thefirstday of the new year.

  2. ThetypicalNoche Vieja´sdinner Thetypicaldinnerfor Noche Viejabeginswithsweet Christmas specialities: marzipan, polvorones, generallymixedwithcookies, pastry, nollos, etc. Themaindishisusuallyfishorshellfish. Otherpeopleprefermeat, especiallylamb.

  3. The moment to take the grapes whenthegreatmomenttotakethe grapes approaches, peoplegetready and impatientforthe chimes tosound. Thentheyeattheirtwelve grapes onebyone at the pace of thetwelve chimes. Be carefulnottochoke! Once youhaveenteredthenew year, champagne, ciderorwineisservedforcheers.

  4. Weenterthenew year Whenweenterthe new year, peoplecelebratehappily at home oronthestreet. Itis a greatholiday

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