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Celebrate the biggest event in Sydney's calendar by viewing the world-famous Sydney Harbour fireworks this New Years Eve.

The New Years Eve fireworks on Sydney Harbour are always magnificent and a great way to celebrate the coming year ahead with your family and friends.

Sydney Harbour National Park offers fantastic vantage points for a spectacular panorama of the city skyline and the colourful fireworks display. Amazing prime viewing from our harbour islands and foreshore sites will ensure a memorable night in a friendly and festive atmosphere.

Detailed information on ticketing and access arrangements will be available on this page later in 2013.

When:: Tuesday 31 December to Wednesday 1 January 2014, 1pm to 12.30am
Where:: Sydney Harbour National Park. See getting there information.
Presented by:: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Price:: To be determined

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Sydney Harbour National Park

CLOSED AREAS
Upgrade works to HMAS Sydney 1 Mast - Athol Hall to Bradleys Head parking restrictions apply - Bradleys Head Amphitheatre (Ends Friday 4 October)

Work has commenced on the Bradleys Head Mast and will shortly commence on the car park area. From July work will start on the walking track from Athol Hall to the end of Bradleys Head. People are asked to follow directional signage as there will be diversions and track closures in place during the various stages of this project. Visitors are asked to park at the Firing Wall and use the walking path to access the water as the car park at the base of Bradleys Head currently has a works compound and construction vehicles limiting access and turning.