What is the name of London's annual New Year's Eve fireworks event, staged beside the River Thames near the London Eye?

London New Year's Eve fireworks is the annual London celebration staged beside the River Thames near the London Eye.

The modern public display is centered on the South Bank and surrounding stretches of the Thames, with fireworks launched from barges and locations near prominent landmarks. The London Eye provides a highly recognizable visual reference, while Big Ben's midnight chimes traditionally mark the change of year when the clock is operating normally.

The event is organized by the Greater London Authority and has used ticketed viewing areas since the 2010s. Broadcast coverage allows people across the United Kingdom and internationally to watch the display even when the riverfront viewing zones are full.

London's fireworks are sometimes incorrectly described as a celebration at the London Eye itself. The wheel is a landmark in the display, but the event occupies a much wider riverside area. It should also be distinguished from London's Christmas and New Year's Day parades, which are separate events with different dates and formats.