This document summarizes how New Year's is celebrated in different places. In Babylon, the earliest New Year's celebrations began. Julius Caesar later established January 1st as the date for New Year's in Rome. Traditionally, families celebrate New Year's together with meals featuring various foods. People also enjoy fireworks, decorations, and chimes to ring in the new year. Celebrations vary globally, with places like China, Sydney, and New York hosting large events, while other locations have their own traditions.

1. Happy New Year!
Festival and holidays
Iker Arriaga, Julen Arrien,
Urtzi Billelabeitia and
Egoitz Galdona 3ºB

2. Babylon
History of this celebration
The first celebration of New Year
started here

3. Julius Caesar
Rome
Julius Caesar
was the
Roman
emperor who
decided to
celebrate New
Year on 31st of
December and
on the 1st of
January

4. How is celebrated this
festival
Family
meals
Most of families celebrate the party together

5. Meals food
The meals have got many different types of food

6. Fireworks
and
firecrackers
People usually throw fireworks and
firecrackers to have fun

7. Decoration
In New Year
the decoration
is Christmas
decoration

8. Chimes in Spain
In Spain the biggest and
the most important
celebration is in Sol,
Madrid

9. Sol, Grapes
and party

10. How it is celebrated in other
countries
CHINA
SYDNEY,AUSTRALIA
NEW YORK
USA (TIMES
SQUARE)
The New Year
celebration is
not celebrated
in the same way
in other
countries

11. Other
countries
MEXICO
VENICE, ITALY
(PIAZZA SAN MARCO)
ATHENS, GREECE (PANTHEON)
ROME, ITALY
(COLISEUM)

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