What New Year's Eve event in London is centered on fireworks launched near the London Eye?

London New Year's Eve fireworks are centered on displays launched near the London Eye.

The annual event takes place around the River Thames in central London, with the London Eye forming a prominent visual landmark. Fireworks are launched from structures on and near the river, creating a display visible from many parts of the city and broadcast internationally.

London's modern large-scale fireworks tradition developed in the early twenty-first century. The city staged a major public fireworks display for the 2000 New Year celebrations, and the contemporary ticketed riverside event became especially associated with the transition into 2011 and later years.

The London Eye is a landmark and focal point, not the name of the celebration itself. The display also involves other central landmarks, including bridges and the surrounding Thames riverfront. Dates, viewing arrangements, and access rules can change, so the public event should not be confused with private fireworks elsewhere in London.