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35 Iconic Landmarks Taking Part in Global Greening to Celebrate St. Patricks Day 2019 ...

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St. Patrick’s Day is one of the few national holidays that is celebrated internationally. It seems everyone wants to claim even a tiny bit of Irish heritage on March 17th (my paternal grandfather was Irish – born in Belfast) and why not? St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are amazing and all-embracing and welcoming. But it’s not all about drinking green beer, parades, and listening to Irish music. Thanks to Tourism Ireland, there will be 300+ landmarks which include stadiums, statues, museums and towers, around the world will be going green for St. Patrick’s Day in 2019. Here’s some of the lineup in Global Greening:

1. Christ the Redeemer Statue, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Christ the Redeemer Statue, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

2. The London Eye, London, United Kingdom

The London Eye, London, United Kingdom

3. The Welcome Sign, Las Vegas, USA

The Welcome Sign, Las Vegas, USA

4. The Coliseum, Rome, Italy

The Coliseum, Rome, Italy

5. The I Amsterdam Sign, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

The I Amsterdam Sign, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

6. Sky Tower, Auckland, New Zealand

Sky Tower, Auckland, New Zealand

7. Sacré-Cœur Basilica, Paris, France

Sacré-Cœur Basilica, Paris, France

8. Empire State Building, New York

Empire State Building, New York

9. El Ángel De La Independencia, Mexico City, Mexico

night, urban area, metropolitan area, metropolis, city,

10. Porte De Bourgogne, Bordeaux, France

Porte De Bourgogne, Bordeaux, France

11. Prince’s Palace, Monaco

Prince’s Palace, Monaco

12. Manneken Pis Statue, Brussels, Belgium

(“Dressed” in Irish costume)
Manneken Pis Statue, Brussels, Belgium

13. Hôtel De Ville (City Hall), Montreal, Canada

Hôtel De Ville (City Hall), Montreal, Canada

14. The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre and SSE Hydro, Scotland

The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre and SSE Hydro, Scotland

15. Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany

Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany

16. National Sanctuary of Cristo Rei (Christ the King Statue), Lisbon, Portugal

National Sanctuary of Cristo Rei (Christ the King Statue), Lisbon, Portugal

17. The Duomo and Leaning Tower, Pisa, Italy

The Duomo and Leaning Tower, Pisa, Italy

18. The Archeological City, Petra, Jordan

The Archeological City, Petra, Jordan

19. Great Wall of China

Great Wall of China

20. Cibeles Fountain, Madrid, Spain

Cibeles Fountain, Madrid, Spain

21. The Sphinx and Great Pyramid, Giza, Egypt

The Sphinx and Great Pyramid, Giza, Egypt

22. Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, Disneyland, USA

Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, Disneyland, USA

23. Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Oslo, Norway

Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Oslo, Norway

24. Porte Des Bombes, Floriana, Malta

Porte Des Bombes, Floriana, Malta

25. The Opera House, Sydney, Australia

The Opera House, Sydney, Australia

26. Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai, UAE

Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai, UAE

27. The Little Mermaid Statue, Copenhagen, Denmark

The Little Mermaid Statue, Copenhagen, Denmark

28. Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa

Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa

29. The Gateway of India, Mumbai, India

The Gateway of India, Mumbai, India

30. The Disneyland CastLe, Shanghai, China

landmark, metropolis, architecture, night, tourist attraction,

31. The Rhine Falls, near Zurich, Switzerland

nature, green, water, body of water, water resources,

32. Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand

green, landmark, metropolitan area, night, architecture,

33. Matsue Castle, Japan

green, landmark, night, darkness, light,

34. Equator Sign and Line, Uganda

green, light, neon, neon sign, night,

35. Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland The list of participating landmarks changes every year – new for this year include:
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe and Zambia
York’s Medieval City Walls, England
The Eden Project in england
A leopard statue called ‘Chiu’ in Nairobi, Kenya
Nation Towers in Abu Dhabi
The Château de Beaulieu on the banks of the Loire in France
The Atakule Tower in Ankara, Turkey
The Shizuoka Stadium ECOPA in Japan, where Ireland will play Japan in the Rugby World Cup in September.

I wonder which will make its mark in 2020?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Global Greening for St. Patrick's Day?
Global Greening is a tradition where famous landmarks worldwide are illuminated in green to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
Why do landmarks light up green on St. Patrick's Day?
Lighting landmarks green honors Irish culture and raises awareness for Irish heritage around the world.
Can I visit these landmarks on St. Patrick's Day?
Many landmarks are open to visitors year-round, and visiting on St. Patrick's Day offers a special festive experience.
Which famous landmarks participate in Global Greening?
Iconic spots like the Sydney Opera House, the Eiffel Tower, and the Colosseum have all taken part in Global Greening.
Is Global Greening only celebrated in Ireland?
No, landmarks across many countries participate to spread Irish culture globally.
How can I see pictures of landmarks during Global Greening?
You can find photos on tourism websites and social media using hashtags like #GlobalGreening.
Are there special events at these landmarks during St. Patrick's Day?
Some landmarks host events or light shows to enhance the celebration; check local listings for details.
How can I participate in St. Patrick's Day celebrations if I can't visit a landmark?
You can celebrate by wearing green, joining local parades, or hosting a themed gathering with friends.
Does Global Greening support any causes?
Yes, it often supports Irish tourism and cultural initiatives worldwide.
When did the Global Greening tradition start?
It began in 2010 as an initiative to promote Irish culture globally through iconic landmarks.
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