The official blog site of Great Britain's national mapping agency Will you be celebrating the infamous Guy Fawkes by attending a fireworks display this bonfire night? It's quite amazing that we've been remembering the failed plot to destroy the Houses of Parliament for over 400 years and that celebrations take place across the country bonfires, burning Guys and setting off fireworks. Some British towns go all out to celebrate and we've picked our top five from around the country -- but let us know where you'll be going on the blog too. Lewes, in East Sussex not only celebrates bonfire night but also commemorates the memory of seventeen Protestant martyrs in one of the largest and most famous bonfire night celebrations in the country. Be warned -- this one isn't suitable for small children with huge crowds arriving each year. Tutbury Castle in Staffordshire hosts a Vikings and fireworks spectacular across three nights -- 2-4 November. Voted as one of the best firework displays in the UK, you can see the Vikings holding a great moonlit battle, followed by a Viking 'funeral'. For the first time ever, they're opening earlier on the Sunday for a family day with the usual Viking Battle and Fireworks at an earlier time of 5.30 pm. In London, the Lord Mayor's Show won't be holding a fireworks display this year, but there are plenty of other displays around the capital. The Battersea Park fireworks display is a ticket-only event on the Saturday night and well