We've put together a list of the UK's best Bonfire Night celebrations, from fireworks displays to parades and processions.
Witness the people of Ottery St Mary carry flaming barrels of tar through the town as part of their traditional Bonfire Night celebrations.
The biggest bonfire night celebration of its kind in the UK, held each year on the 5th November 2013.
Remember, Remember the Fifth of November gunpowder, treason and plot. The fantastic Fireworks at the Fort is back to celebrate bonfire night once again at Segedunum Roman Fort on Tuesday 5 November. Come to one of the largest FREE firework displays in the North East.
A spectacular free event for all the family. From 4pm on the 5th November, enjoy food and drink stalls, the funfair, entertainment and more before taking in the free firework display.
A spectacular evening of music, lighting and fireworks display held on the 5th November at Plymouth Hoe at 6pm with entertainment until 9pm.
To mark the end of the Lord Mayor's Show and the beginning of a new mayoral year, London's newly confirmed Lord Mayor will launch a magnificent fireworks display over the river at 5pm on November 9th.
Voted as the 5th best firework display in the UK by The Telgraph, Tutbury Castle is opening its doors again for two nights of glittering fireworks, attracting visitors from literally all over the country.
Celebrate the end of the Theme Park season over three days, 8-10 November 2013, with the ultimate Fireworks Event at the Alton Towers Resort.
Once again in 2013, tens of thousands of people are expected to gather at Roundhay Park to enjoy Leeds' biggest bonfire and fireworks event on Tuesday 5th November.
Once again Holyhead Round Table will be organising the annual Bonfire & Firewrok display on Penrhos beach, Tuesday 5th November 2013.
Gates open 5:30pm - adults £3 & children go free.
