Colosseum Went Green For St. Patrick's Day!

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How cool is that?? Did anyone here go to any parties?
 
Wow! This is pretty cool. I'm assuming that it was done with lighting. I had no idea that Italians celebrated St. Patrick's Day, since it is more of an Irish cultural thing. However, I guess there are some Irish expats in Italy and since both countries are very Catholic, it makes sense that they celebrate St. Patrick's Day for the right reasons. Apparently there are quite a few Irish pubs in Italy and not only the Irish go there to celebrate.
 
Regina Juno said:
Wow! This is pretty cool. I'm assuming that it was done with lighting. I had no idea that Italians celebrated St. Patrick's Day, since it is more of an Irish cultural thing. However, I guess there are some Irish expats in Italy and since both countries are very Catholic, it makes sense that they celebrate St. Patrick's Day for the right reasons. Apparently there are quite a few Irish pubs in Italy and not only the Irish go there to celebrate.
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St Patricks day is a thing in almost all western countries, plus Ireland and isn't that far from Italy geographically so there definitely are expats there. Why the Irish would go there to celebrate instead of staying in Ireland is beyond me though, haha
 
Nice photo and can't really say that I have seen the colosseum green before.

I like the idea certainly and the lighting certainly makes a difference.
 
Speaking of the Colosseum, European Union citizens get free entrance. Europe stronk! I think it's only like 5€ to get in if you're not, but... it's the gesture that counts.
 
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