New Year's Eve 2022

NYE sees the Taipei 101, the world's 10th tallest building, light up with one of the planet's most spectacular fireworks displays. This year's theme is "Taipei ...

And if you want to fit in with the locals, go admire the sunrise on New Year's Day on the waterfront along Tokyo Bay. New Year's in the Scottish capital is synonymous with Hogmanay, a three-day event of live music, street parties and — of course — spectacular fireworks. Sydney's New Year's Eve celebrations are among the most famous in the world, beautifully framed by the harbor and the backdrop of the Opera House. You're spoiled for choice if you decide to spend New Year's Eve on the Las Vegas Strip, with many resorts boasting their own fireworks displays in addition to their regular shows. Lagos is the centerpiece of Nigeria's New Year's Eve celebrations, which are marked in culturally and religiously diverse ways. The quintessential New Year's Eve spot, Times Square in New York gets seriously packed with people on the day, and the event is even streamed online for anyone to watch. It's hard to imagine a more lively open-air New Year's Eve party that the one that takes place annually at Copacabana Beach in Rio. A city that boasts some of the best nightlife and festivals in Europe is a sure-fire destination for New Year's Eve. The Pacific island nation of Kiribati is among the first inhabited places in the world to see in the New Year, because it's located so close to the International Date Line. Arab music stars will perform on New Year's Eve at the [Mohammed Abdo Arena Boulevard Riyadh City](https://riyadhseason.sa/event-details-en.html?id=920/en_Trio_Arabic_Night_Concert), and the Noor Riyadh citywide festival of light and art also runs through the winter. Last year, billions of people tuned in to watch the spectacular fireworks and light show at the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, according to its developer Emaar. The show will be supported by laser lights and music, with an A-list of local celebrities and performers leading up to the countdown.

It is already 2023 across the Pacific, with Australians celebrating the New Year by firing more than 7,000 fireworks off the top of Sydney Harbour Bridge and a ...

Fireworks light up the sky to welcome the new year in Uganda Fireworks light up the sky as people react while they celebrate after counting down to the new year at Miracle Center Cathedral in Kampala, Uganda. Big Ben chimed in London as a crowd of more than 100,000 people gathered along the Thames Embankment in central London to watch 12,000 fireworks streak across the sky. People queued in the rain to enter the party in Princes Street as fireworks lit up the sky behind the city’s castle. [London](/topic/london), the chimes of [Big Ben](/topic/big-ben) rang to signal the start of the new year, as a crowd of more than 100,000 stood along the Thames to watch an iconic [fireworks display](/topic/fireworks-display). Meanwhile, crowds released balloons in Tokyo, Japan to the first strikes of the new year, as people in Seoul prayed and lit up the sky with their phones as they bid farewell to a painful year.

New Year 2023 news: New Zealand and Australia on Saturday entered 2023 with massive fireworks celebrating the New Year.

As Russia attacks continue to target power supplies leaving millions without electricity, no big celebrations are expected and a curfew will be in place as the clock rings in the new year. The celebrations in New Zealand’s largest city were well-received after COVID-19 forced them to be cancelled a year ago. Across cities, the police have tightened security to keep a strict vigil on any kind of violation and ensure security during New Year celebrations.

Sydney, Australia. People gather at Sydney Opera House ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations. Revellers turned out in droves to celebrate the arrival of the new ...

Partygoers in Australia and around the world are determined to ring in 2023 in style after celebrations ove...

Khomko's wife and daughter have been living in Slovakia due to the war. Boats all gathered on the water for the premium view of the midnight fireworks jumping up across the Sydney skyline. Thousands were seen preparing to release the balloons before the clock struck midnight at Wuhan, which was the epicentre for COVID-19.