What is the name of London's famous New Year's Eve fireworks display centered on the London Eye?

London New Year's Eve fireworks are the famous display centered on the London Eye and the River Thames.

The modern public spectacle developed in the early twenty-first century, with fireworks launched from locations around the Thames and viewed from the river's central London bridges and embankments. The London Eye became one of the defining visual landmarks of the countdown.

The display is organized by the Mayor of London and is closely tied to the midnight chimes of Big Ben, although Elizabeth Tower's clock and bell have sometimes been affected by restoration work or technical limitations. Television coverage makes the celebration visible far beyond the ticketed viewing areas.

It is distinct from the annual Lord Mayor's Show, which takes place in November. The two events both use London's streets and civic landmarks, but only the New Year's celebration marks the midnight turn into January 1.