Which building is famous for New Year's Eve fireworks in Taipei, Taiwan?

Taipei 101 is famous for New Year's Eve fireworks in Taipei, Taiwan.

The skyscraper has become the visual centerpiece of Taipei's annual countdown. Fireworks are launched from multiple levels of the building, creating a vertical display around its distinctive stepped form. The spectacle is watched in person across the city and broadcast internationally.

Taipei 101 opened in 2004 and was the world's tallest building until 2010, when Dubai's Burj Khalifa surpassed it. Its height, illuminated exterior, and location in the Xinyi District make it especially suitable for a citywide celebration.

The building is sometimes confused with the Taipei World Trade Center, which is in the same general district and is part of Taipei's convention and business landscape. The fireworks landmark itself is Taipei 101. Its annual display also illustrates how New Year's Eve celebrations often combine a civic countdown with a recognizable architectural symbol.