New Year's Eve in Riga: Unusual customs for a good start to the year!

New Year's Eve in Riga: Unusual customs for a good start to the year!

Riga, Lettland - On Wednesday morning, the ORF program "Good Morning Austria" caused an amusing surprise when the moderators Martina Reuter (45) and Eva Pölzl (49) looked into the camera with colorful plush glasses. The occasion? A happy talk about styling tips for New Year's Eve, which quickly turned into a sign of chaos. While Reuter explained that the pink glasses made everything appear more beautiful, Pölzl expressed skeptical questions because she missed a connection to New Year's Eve. "You can see everything through the pink glasses," emphasized Reuter charmingly when Pölzl got into the fun and encouraged the spectators with a joke: "If they don't feel like underwear, they wear plush glasses." The duo entertained the spectators with jokes about getting to know each other on New Year's Eve, with Reuter enthusiastically called: "The year can only start great!"

traditions in Riga for unique New Year's Eve

Meanwhile, far in the Latvian capital Riga, there are unique New Year's traditions that are worth discovering. Riga, known for her beautiful Art Nouveau buildings and the well -preserved old town, shines in full splendor at New Year's Eve. The historic city, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, attracts many tourists who want to welcome the new year in this fascinating backdrop. The special customs include serving 12 dishes that stand for every month of the year, such as radish for health and apples for beauty. In addition, fun traditions such as hopping around the table with beer in hand or hugging an apple tree are practiced, which ensures a cheerful and carefree celebration, Silvester.in .

whether in Austria with humorous fashion tips or in Latvia with traditional festivities, the anticipation for New Year's Eve can be felt everywhere. The two cultures show that the new year should be welcomed with laughter and joy.