At Sydney's New Year's Eve celebration, which famous bridge is used as a launch point for fireworks?

Sydney’s New Year’s Eve celebration famously uses the Sydney Harbour Bridge as a launch point and visual centerpiece for fireworks.

The annual event takes place around Sydney Harbour, with fireworks fired from the bridge, nearby buildings, barges and other structures. The bridge’s steel arch makes it one of the most recognizable silhouettes in international New Year’s Eve broadcasting.

The celebration includes an earlier family fireworks display as well as the major midnight show. The harbor setting allows large crowds on shore and viewers around the world to see the explosions reflected across the water.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge is not the only launch location, so descriptions of the display may also mention the Sydney Opera House and barges. However, when a question asks for the famous bridge associated with the celebration, the specific answer is Sydney Harbour Bridge.