At Sydney's New Year's Eve celebration, which bridge is famous for its pyrotechnic display?

Sydney's New Year's Eve pyrotechnic display famously uses the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The bridge is a central structure in Sydney's annual celebration, appearing alongside the Sydney Opera House and the harbor itself. Fireworks are launched from the bridge and nearby barges, creating a display visible from many waterfront vantage points. The event is organized around midnight on December 31 and is broadcast internationally.

Sydney's celebration is especially prominent because Australia reaches midnight relatively early compared with Europe and the Americas. The harbor setting also makes the event visually distinctive: the bridge's steel arch, the Opera House sails, and reflections on the water form a recognizable backdrop.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in 1932 and is sometimes nicknamed “The Coathanger” because of its arch shape. It is not the only launch point for the fireworks, but it is the landmark most strongly associated with the celebration.