Where to watch fireworks in London for Bonfire Night 2024
As Bonfire Night approaches, London comes alive with vibrant fireworks displays, celebrating the historic events of 5 November. Bonfire Night, also known as Guy Fawkes Night, commemorates the foiling of the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when Guy Fawkes and his fellow conspirators attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament. This cherished British tradition invites families and friends to gather around bonfires, enjoy festive treats, and watch the spectacular shows lighting up the night sky. If youโre looking to experience the best fireworks in the capital, weโve compiled a guide to 15 locations in London where you can enjoy the celebrations on the weekends before and after and the official Bonfire Night itself.
Alexandra Palace Fireworks Festival
#FLODown: Expect an incredible Fireworks Display and a new Drone Show. Enjoy live music from Artful Dodger and The Cuban Brothers, as well as tribute acts to ABBA and Oasis at the German Bier Festival. Families can look forward to rides, Ice Discos, and a massive Bonfire!
Date: 1-2 November 2024. Location: Alexandra Palace, London N22 7AY. Price: from ยฃ5.50. Book now.
Dulwich Fireworks Display
#FLODown: Live music and diverse food options, including mulled wine and BBQ, await at this popular display.
Date: 2 November 2024. Location: Dulwich Sports Club, London SE21 7AL. Price: from ยฃ1 for children. Book now.
Battersea Park Fireworks
#FLODown: An expanded two-night event, with a traditional display on Saturday and a family-friendly show on Sunday.
Date: 2-3 November 2024. Location: Battersea Park, London SW11 4NJ. Price: from ยฃ13.10 +BF. Book now.
Morden Park Fireworks
#FLODown: Two displaysโone for kids at 6:45 pm and another for adults at 8:30 pmโalong with a funfair.
Date: 2 November 2024. Location: Morden Hall Road, London, SM4 5JD. Price: from ยฃ13.78 / ยฃ10.07 adult/child. Book now.
Image by Mario La Pergola.
Wimbledon Park Fireworks
#FLODown: Similar to the Morden Park display, it will feature two shows, with a musical theme for the later display, plus rides for added fun.
Date: 5 November 2024. Location: Wimbledon Park, Revelstoke Road, London, SW19. Price: from ยฃ13.78 / ยฃ10.07 adult/child. Book now.
Beckenham Fireworks
#FLODown: Family-friendly events including a quiet display and a louder show later in the evening, with food stalls.
Date: 2 November 2024. Location: Croydon Road Recreation Ground, Croydon Road, Beckenham, BR3 3PR. Price: from ยฃ18.02/ ยฃ6.60 adult/child. Book now.
Stow Firework Spectacular
#FLODown: Includes fire performers and two fireworks displaysโone for kids and another for adults.
Date: 8-9 November 2024. Location: Walthamstow Cricket, Tennis and Squash Club, E17 3QN.Book now.
Image by Niteesh Yadav.
Crystal Palace & Anerley Fireworks
#FLODown: A community-focused display raising funds for a local primary school, offering refreshments and a relaxed atmosphere.
Date: 9 November 2024. Location: James Dixon Primary School, London, SE20 8BW. Price: From ยฃ12/ ยฃ6 adult/child. Book now.
The Walker Ground Fireworks Display
#FLODown: Taking place at a cricket ground, this display features plenty of food options alongside the fireworks.
Date: 2 November 2024. Location: The Walker Ground, 175 Waterfall Road Southgate London N14 7JZ. Price: from ยฃ13.30 +BF/ ยฃ8.53 + BF. Adult/child. Book now.
Harrow Fireworks
#FLODown: A full day of free festivities followed by a fireworks display; tickets required for the evening.
Date: 9 November 2024. Location: Byron Park, Byron Rd, Harrow HA3 7PJ.Price: from ยฃ11/ ยฃ9. Adult/child. Book now.
Wild Wolf ESU Fireworks Display
#FLODown: Organised by young scouts, this event features a wide variety of food stalls and activities, along with a bonfire and, of course, a spectacular fireworks display.
Date: 2 November 2024. Location: Scout Park, Gordon Road, N11 2PB. Price: from ยฃ10/ยฃ9. Adult/child. Book now.
Image by Marc Schulte.
Coramโs Fields Fireworks Display
#FLODown: A family-friendly event starting in the afternoon, featuring a fun fair ride, delicious food options and an 18-minute fireworks display.
Date: 5 November 2024.Location: 93 Guilford Street, London, WC1N 1DN.Book now.
Richmond Fireworks
#FLODown: Annual family fireworks display featuring funfair rides and food stalls, along with a Happy Hour. Local dance companies will provide entertainment, leading up to a dazzling fireworks show choreographed to music.
Date: 3 November 2024. Location: Richmond Athletic Ground, Twickenham Rd, Richmond TW9 2SF. Price: from ยฃ12.50/ยฃ7.50. Adult/child. Book now.
Ealing Fireworks
#FLODown: Displays set to popular music, along with family-friendly activities and a live DJ set after the fireworks display.
Date: 2 November 2024. Location: Ealing Cricket Club, Corfton Road, Ealing W5 2HS. Price: from ยฃ12/ ยฃ6. Adult/child.Book now.
Fireworks Night Cruise
#FLODown: Experience a unique two-hour river cruise featuring views of Battersea Parkโs fireworks display, along with a live DJ and dinner service.
Date: 2 November 2024. Location: River Thames. Price: from ยฃ55/ ยฃ45. Adult/child.Book now.
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