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How to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in London

St. Patrick’s Day in London:

In London, St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated on the Sunday closest to March 17. The city hosts a flamboyant St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival.

St. Patrick’s Day London Parade:

Date 2017: Sunday, March 19, 2017.

The parade begins in Green Park at 12pm and the 1.5-mile route passes several London landmarks, including Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, and the Ritz.

The St. Patrick’s Day Parade features marching bands, Irish dancers, live music, and groups representing Irish counties. There is also a lot of street theater on the streets of central London. It is a fun family day.

St. Patrick’s Day London Festival:

2017 Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017
Time: 12 noon to 6 pm
Location: Trafalgar Square

The St. Patrick’s Day London Festival is a free event that gives families the opportunity to experience everything Irish, including the best traditional and contemporary Irish music and dance on stage. There are tons of activities for children and authentic Irish food and drink.

Best Irish pubs in London:

There are many Irish pubs in London, so how do you choose a good one? The Irish pubs in London listed here are recommended for their atmosphere as well as their Guinness!
The best Irish pubs in London.

Pictures of St. Patrick’s Day in London:

Londoners like to wear green like the best. Enjoy these photos of St. Patrick’s Day in London.

Organizers of St. Patrick’s Day in London:

The festival, parade and Festival Week are organized by the Mayor of London.

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