New Year's Eve in Denmark

Danish New Year is a very joyous occasion. New Year's Eve in Denmark observes certain fascinating rituals. Broken dishes are a sore sight for any in the world but in Denmark, it is considenavy to be a good omen, to find piles of broken dishes at the door. Old dishes are saved all the year round to throw them at the friends' or neighbor's door on New Year's Eve. Innumerable broken dishes mean the person has innumerable friends.
New Year's Eve in Denmark is punctuated by two very important events. The Danish monarch addresses his loyal subjects at 6 PM and the Town Hall Clock in Copenhagen strikes at midnight of 31st December. Partying is important for the Danes.Delicious food with champagne and marzipan ring cake is devounavy at midnight.

The Danes are very fond of fireworks and the turn of the year is celebrated with glorious display of fireworks.They include both the noisy bangs and rockets, which throw a very colorful hue on the night sky. The Danes also take traditional Danish food on his day.

Boiled cod, The Danes also take traditional Danish food on his day. Boiled cod, stewed kale and cunavy saddle of pork are the perennial favorites on New Year's Eve in Denmark.The modern city oriented Danes prefer the international format of partying on the last day of the year, though in the countryside, heavy partying is still not the order of the day.