Where to Watch Fireworks in London Tonight: Bonfire Night Celebrations

It’s Bonfire Night in London! Whether you're a fan of spectacular fireworks or simply looking for a fun evening out, London has plenty of options for celebrating Guy Fawkes Night. Here’s a guide to the best events happening across the city tonight:

1. Alexandra Palace Fireworks Festival

Location: Alexandra Palace, N22 7AY
One of London’s most popular spots for fireworks, Alexandra Palace’s display is set against stunning city views. This festival also features a German beer tent, a bonfire, and a carnival, plus live music and food stalls. Arrive early for the best views and enjoy everything from mulled wine to classic fairground rides.

2. Blackheath Fireworks

Location: Blackheath Common, SE3 0TY
A family-friendly, free display in the heart of South London, Blackheath Fireworks promises a lively atmosphere. With food stalls selling everything from churros to classic British pies, this event is perfect for a cozy evening out with loved ones. The fireworks kick off around 8 pm, so plan to arrive a little early to grab a spot.

3. Battersea Park Fireworks

Location: Battersea Park, SW11 4NJ
Hosted at one of London’s iconic parks, Battersea Park's fireworks show is famous for its vibrant colors and impressive pyrotechnics. The event also includes a street food village and live DJs to keep the party going. Note: This event is ticketed, so make sure to check availability before heading out.

4. Wimbledon Park Fireworks

Location: Wimbledon Park, SW19 7HX
Perfect for those in southwest London, Wimbledon Park’s Bonfire Night offers two firework shows—a more family-friendly early show and a later one with a louder, more dazzling display. The event also includes a funfair, food stalls, and a beer tent. Be sure to dress warmly as it gets chilly near the lake!

5. Victoria Park Fireworks

Location: Victoria Park, E9 7BQ
This event is a great choice for East Londoners. Victoria Park promises an exciting atmosphere and stunning pyrotechnics, with plenty of space to spread out and enjoy the show. While it’s a free event, the crowd can get large, so arrive early to grab a prime viewing spot.

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