Ring in 2014！ A Review of Global New Year's Eve Fireworks Shows
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Are netizens still savoring the afterglow of the recent New Year’s Eve fireworks? In addition to the Taipei 101 fireworks, other destinations that made CNN’s list of “Top 10 Most Unique New Year’s Celebrations Around the World” last year—including Hong Kong, London in the UK...
By the MOOK Scenic Spots Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Are netizens still savoring the afterglow of the recent New Year’s Eve fireworks? In addition to the Taipei 101 fireworks, other destinations that made CNN’s list of “Top 10 Most Unique New Year’s Celebrations Around the World” last year—including Hong Kong, London in the UK, Dubai, Singapore, and New York in the United States—put on spectacular fireworks displays, allowing everyone to welcome the hopeful year of 2014 amidst a dazzling blaze of light.
This year’s Hong Kong New Year’s Eve fireworks show was the largest in its history. (Photo provided by the Hong Kong Tourism Board)
Hong Kong — Victoria Harbour
UK — London
Dubai — Burj Khalifa
Dubai — Palm Jumeirah
Taiwan — Taipei 101
Singapore — Marina Bay
USA — New York City — Times Square
Malaysia — Petronas Twin Towers●
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