At Sydney New Year's Eve, which harbor landmark is lit by the midnight fireworks?

Sydney New Year's Eve fireworks are famously staged around the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The bridge provides the central launch structure for the midnight display, while fireworks are also fired from barges and other points around Sydney Harbour. The Sydney Opera House is a prominent part of the view, but it is not the landmark named in this answer.

Sydney's celebration is one of the most internationally watched New Year's Eve events because Australia reaches midnight before many major cities in Europe and North America. The program commonly includes an earlier family display and a midnight show, with the bridge illuminated and surrounded by pyrotechnics.

The event is often described as being at the Opera House because television images show both landmarks. The bridge, however, is the principal visual centerpiece and launch site associated with the fireworks.