Which Sydney landmark is famous for New Year's Eve fireworks over its arch?

Sydney Harbour Bridge is the Sydney landmark famous for New Year's Eve fireworks over its arch.

Sydney's annual celebration centers on Sydney Harbour, with fireworks launched from the Harbour Bridge, barges, and other structures around the water. The bridge's steel arch provides the event's most recognizable visual centerpiece, while the Sydney Opera House is a prominent nearby landmark often visible in the same broadcasts and photographs.

The celebration commonly includes an earlier family fireworks display and a larger midnight display. The timing allows audiences around the world to watch Sydney welcome the new year before many other major cities.

Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in 1932 and connects the central business district with the North Shore. Its association with the fireworks can lead to a common mix-up: the Opera House is part of the skyline, but the question's defining arch belongs to the Harbour Bridge. The event is organized by the City of Sydney with substantial safety and crowd-management planning.