At Sydney's New Year's Eve celebration, which bridge is famous for hosting fireworks displays?

Sydney's New Year's Eve celebration is famous for fireworks staged around the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The event takes place over Sydney Harbour, with the bridge serving as one of the celebration's most recognizable launch and viewing points. Fireworks are also associated with the Sydney Opera House and barges positioned around the harbor.

Sydney's celebration is internationally prominent partly because Australia's time zone allows it to welcome the new year before many major cities in Europe and the Americas. The display usually includes an earlier family fireworks show and a larger midnight presentation.

A common mix-up is to identify the Opera House as the answer because it appears prominently in photographs. The Opera House is a major viewing and launch-area landmark, but the bridge is the famous bridge associated with the fireworks.