St. Patrick’s Day will arrive on March 17, but some airports, attractions, hotels, bridges, castles, and iconic buildings are already shining green for Tourism Ireland’s annual Global Greening event.
The event began 11 years ago in Australia when the iconic opera house was illuminated in green on March 17, 2010. Now the list of participating Global Greening sites is incredibly long and includes returning classics such as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Niagara Falls, Victoria Falls, the ‘Welcome’ sign in Las Vegas, the London Eye, the Sky Tower in Auckland, and the Prince’s Palace of Monaco.
Here are some of airports and other places we found that are already turning on the green lights. If you know of an other airports that will be joining in, let us know and we’ll add them. Take a look, too, at some of the green-lit landmarks in the St. Patrick’s Day video below narrated by Liam Neeson.
This week #PHLAirport joins the Irish Philadelphia Community Partners for @TourismIreland’s #GlobalGreening. PHL’s Ramp Tower, along with the Sacre Coeur in Paris, the Colosseum in Rome and other landmarks in 66 nations, will shine green for #StPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/2jCLpdlnQ9
— PHLAirport (@PHLAirport) March 15, 2021
☘️Looking forward to joining our partners & colleagues across Shannon Group as we illuminate the airport sign in green this Wednesday evening to mark St Patrick's Day 2021. #GlobalGreening https://t.co/LKJL8D3I1p
— Shannon Airport (@ShannonAirport) March 15, 2021
The stunning National Theatre where the Republic of Latvia was proclaimed in 1918 goes green to celebrate #StPatricksDay #GlobalGreening @teatris @Latvian_MFA @IrishLatvCC @LVinIreland @Jekaba11 @Brivibas36 @TourismIreland @JamesBKenny @NBurgessDFAT @NiallGibbons @LSM_eng pic.twitter.com/jUz9GTS7H2
— Irish Embassy Riga (@IrelandinLV) March 16, 2021
Wat Arun, Thailand's iconic Buddhist temple in Bangkok, will be lit up in green to celebrate #StPatricksDay this Wednesday #GlobalGreening https://t.co/pbS246JvwA
— Tourism Ireland (@TourismIreland) March 15, 2021