St. Patrick’s Day in Poland: Cities and Towns turning Green!
News
28 February 2020
St. Patrick’s Day, Ireland’s National Day, is celebrated in Poland and around the world every year. Polish cities will join the Global Greening campaign and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by lighting up famous buildings in green on 17 March.
Polish landmarks across the entire nation will join the Empire State Building in New York, Niagara Falls, Moulin Rouge in Paris, Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Sydney Opera House, as well as many other iconic sites around the world in lighting up in green to mark Ireland’s National Day!
In 2019, 53 landmarks in 21 Polish cities and towns took part in the famous Global Greening campaign.
Polish sites confirmed so far for 2020 are:
| Warsaw |
Palace of Culture and Science |
| Bydgoszcz |
University Bridge |
| Gdańsk |
Uczniowska Street flyover Kościuszki Street flyover |
| Kalisz |
City Hall Centre of Culture and Art KomodaClub Residence |
| Katowice | Spodek Sports and Entertainment Arena |
| Kielce |
City Hall Regional Cultural Centre Echo shopping centre |
| Kraków |
Father Bernatek Footbridge Lipska-Wielicka Street flyover Tauron Arena Cardinal Macharski Bridge |
| Lublin | Centre for the Meeting of Cultures |
| Łódź |
OFF Piotrkowska Center Manufaktura TME office center |
| Nowy Sącz |
City Hall |
| Olsztyn |
City Hall Tower Astronomical Observatory Tower Old Town's Amphitheatre |
| Opole | National Centre of Polish Song |
| Poznań |
City Hall MTP Spire Poznań Główny railway station/AVENIDA Poznań Adam Mickiewicz University Main Auditorium Honorary Consulate of Ireland Poznań Ławica Airport The Raczyński Library Poznań Archaeological Museum Bishop Jordan Bridge |
| Przemyśl |
City Hall Brama Przemyska Bridge |
| Rzeszów | City Hall |
| Sandomierz | City Hall |
| Szczecin | Museum of Polish Big Beat in Willa Sorrento |
| Włocławek |
Marshal Edward Rydz-Śmigły Bridge Browar B. Cultural Centre |
| Wrocław | Wrocław Stadium |
| Zabrze | Szyb Maciej |
| Zamość | City Hall |
Please be aware that the situation concerning COVID-19 is rapidly evolving. Individual event organisers may change their decision on participation in the campaign.