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Where are the best places to celebrate St. Patrick's Day? With around 6 million people in the UK claiming Irish heritage - and plenty more who are happy to celebrate Irish culture with a few pints - the 17th March is a time for wild parties all over the country. So where's the best place to paint the town green?
To help you plan the perfect St. Patrick's Day weekend, HomeToGo researched the top St. Patrick’s day events all over the UK to find the best places to celebrate.
We identified the top 10 UK destinations - plus two in Ireland, for those seeking a truly authentic experience - and compared everything from accommodation prices and availability to the number of people attending parades, the number of Irish pubs and even the price of that all-important pint of Guinness.
So where should you head for the ultimate St. Patrick’s Day weekend? Is it worth a trip to the Emerald Isle, or could the best celebrations be closer to home?

London is our #1 destination, with the most places to party and the most Irish pubs in Britain

Dublin offers an iconic, but expensive St Patrick’s Day experience, with the highest accommodation and drinks prices

Glasgow has the lowest accommodation prices of all our top 12 destinations

Newcastle comes in first for the cheapest drinks, so the Guinness will be flowing all night
The Top 12 Places to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day Highlights: The Best Events in the UK and Ireland
Manchester doesn't just celebrate St. Patrick's Day on the day itself - they go all out with a two-week festival celebrating Irish culture. Choose from over 100 music, film and comedy events and embrace the city's Irish heritage.
Where to Go for the Ultimate St. Patrick's Day Getaway
Mapped: Where to Go for St. Patrick's Day
How We Produced This Guide
We researched St. Patrick’s Day celebrations across the UK and Ireland to identify 12 cities which hold particularly notable St. Patrick’s Day events. We then gave them scores based on six factors: accommodation prices, number of holiday rentals available, number of people attending their St. Patrick’s Day parade, the price of a pint of Guinness, the number of nightclubs in the city and the number of Irish pubs.
After collecting data on each of these factors, we assigned each data point a representative numerical value between 0 and 5, with the lowest score in each category receiving 0 points and the highest score receiving 5. Thus, the hypothetical perfect score would be 30. We used the following equation to calculate scores for each factor:
Score (i) = 5((i-min)/(max-min))
The accommodation price and availability scores come from HomeToGo’s own accommodation data and are for a four-person holiday rental for one night on the St. Patrick’s Day weekend (16th-17th March 2019). The data was collected on the 6th February 2019.
The parade score reflects the number of people attending St. Patrick’s Day parades. This data comes from the organisations responsible for organising the parades.
The Guinness score is based on the price of a pint of Guinness found on online pub menus, or where these were unavailable by contacting pubs directly. Euro prices were converted to pounds on the 6th February 2019.
The Irish pub and nightclub scores are based on numbers of Irish pubs and nightclubs listed in each city on a leading online maps service. For cities in Great Britain, the number of Irish pubs is the number of venues described as such in their listing. For cities in Ireland, all pubs in the city were counted as Irish.
Please note that this is a forecast and prices and availability may change between now and St. Patrick’s Day.
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