Capodanno, Italy
On December 31, people all across the world call for the arrival of il Capodanno, or the New Year. It is especially promising for commemorating Pope San Silvestro's feast day in Italy, a country that already likes festivals.
Capodanno is the Italian word for New Year's Day. On December 31st, you may ring in the New Year 2019 at pubs, restaurants, and even piazzas all around Italy, where you will almost certainly witness firecrackers. Despite the fact that most businesses and restaurants are closed on January 1, keep an eye out for unusual local events. In Venice, for example, there is a traditional swim in the tidal pond. Despite the fact that we generally don't recommend swimming in Venice, there is one exceptional exception if you can endure the hardening water.
