I can think of very few things that would be more beautiful than the New Year's Eve Fireworks display over the Colosseum in Rome.Bring in the New Year in real style and immerse yourself in the wonderful Italian culture, head to Rome this December 31st for an amazing night.
For full details please see: New Year's Eve 2011 live from Rome
About Rome: The Rome New Years Eve festivities, just like those in Venice, Naples, Bologna, and other cities throughout Italy center around people celebrating together. This is a very important component of Italian culture in general. Families and friends for the most part are very close to one another so it comes as no surprise that the New Year in Milan should be celebrated with those closest to you. In many of the small towns where there is no central public fireworks display or celebration, people will simply build a bonfire and the dancing and drinking can tend to last into the early morning hours. A big tradition in Italy is to drink prosecco or spumante on New Years. Just as much as champagne is a tradition in the United States, the Italian versions of sparkling white wines are in nearly everyone’s hands on this celebrated holiday.
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