In Sydney's New Year's Eve celebration, which landmark is famous for hosting fireworks alongside the Opera House?

Sydney's New Year's Eve fireworks famously take place around the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House.

The harbor spectacle is one of the world's best-known New Year's celebrations. Fireworks are launched from the bridge, barges, and other locations around Sydney Harbour, creating a synchronized display visible from many waterfront vantage points.

The event commonly includes an earlier family fireworks display as well as the major midnight show. The program can also feature an air and water salute, lighting effects, and performances, although details vary from year to year.

The bridge and Opera House are especially recognizable because they form Sydney's signature harbor skyline. The celebration's timing also makes it an important early broadcast event in international New Year's coverage, since Sydney enters the new year before many major cities in Europe and the Americas.