Which landmark is the central visual feature of Sydney's official New Year's Eve fireworks?

Sydney Harbour Bridge is the central visual feature of Sydney's official New Year's Eve fireworks.

The bridge spans Sydney Harbour between the central business district and the North Shore, making it a highly visible platform and backdrop for the celebration. Fireworks are launched from the bridge and from barges and other points around the harbor, while the Sydney Opera House is also prominent in televised views.

Sydney's celebration is internationally famous partly because its midnight arrives early relative to Europe and the Americas. The main display is preceded by an earlier family fireworks event, allowing children and families to participate before midnight.

The bridge and opera house are sometimes confused as the event's single landmark. The opera house is an iconic viewing and launch-area feature, but the bridge is the structure most closely associated with the signature fireworks imagery.