article_snippet: From the London Eyethe Leaning Tower of PisaPisa, landmarks across the globe have been going green in honour of St Patrick's DaySt Patrick's Day.
article_snippet: Around 150 structures around the world are being floodlit with green light  to mark the patron saint of Ireland's national holiday.
article_snippet: The London Eye casts an eerie green reflection across the Thames as The London Eye is illuminated in green to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland's national holiday (left) while the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa, in Italy is one of around 150 buildings worldwide that will be lit up this evening to celebrate Ireland's patron saint (right) Landmark buildings across the world have been floodlit green as global celebration of St Patrick's Day, including the Millennium Centre in Cardiff, Wales .
article_snippet: The Colosseum in Rome, Italy has agreed to take part and be floodlit with green lights for the first time ever to celebrate St Patrick's Day .
article_snippet: Leinster House in Dublin is illuminated in green to mark a day of international St Patrick's Day celebrations which has includes parades in Dublin, New York and scores of other cities .
article_snippet: The outter walls and tower at the city hall in Munch, Germany, were flooded with green light earlier today to mark St Patrick's Day .
article_snippet: St Patrick's Day was also being celebrated in Belgrade in Serbia today where the Ada Bridge on the Sava river was lit up with green lights .
article_snippet: Cars pass by the Burgtheater in Vienna, Austria, as the building is lit up in green in celebration of international St Patrick day this evening .
highlights_snippet: From the London Eye and Edinburgh Castle to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, global landmarks are going green tonight .
  
highlights_snippet: More than 150 iconic structures around the world will be floodlit with green light in honour of St Patrick's Day .
  