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Hong Kong has a regular line-up of fireworks shows for major celebrations including National Day, New Year’s Eve, and Chinese New Year. Our guide is regularly updated with the latest information about the free fireworks shows organised in Hong Kong in 2026.

It contains all the details you need: when they are, what has been confirmed, and the best places to watch them.

When is the next fireworks show in Hong Kong?

As of July 2026, the next confirmed fireworks show in Hong Kong is the National Day Fireworks Display, which will be held on October 1, 2026. Details such as the exact show time, theme, duration and number of firing shells have not yet been announced.

The following major fireworks event currently scheduled is the Hong Kong New Year Countdown on December 31, 2026, when Victoria Harbour is expected to welcome the new year with a fireworks musical and pyrotechnics at midnight. More details will be added once the full programme is released.

Where to watch the fireworks displays?

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The National Day pyrotechnics can be viewed from both sides of Victoria Harbour (© Hong Kong Tourism Board)

When held on Victoria Harbour, some of the best free spots in Hong Kong to watch the fireworks show include Tsim Sha Tsui, Mid-Levels, Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, the East Coast Park Precinct in Fortress Hill, and Hung Hom Bypass.

SHOWTIME & DATEVENUE
National Day Fireworks Display 2026October 1, 2026, time TBCVictoria Harbour
Hong Kong New Year Countdown 2026December 31, 2026, midnightVictoria Harbour
The details of the next fireworks shows in Hong Kong.

Image credits: Hong Kong Tourism Board

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Killian Kostiha is the Managing Editor of The HK HUB and the founder of the SEO agency Get Clicks. Based in Hong Kong since 2014, he writes about Hong Kong news, society, events, city happenings and food guides. He manages the platform’s editorial direction and growth while sharing his interest in Hong Kong culture, local food and the city’s outdoor lifestyle.