EU Public Holidays
Italy / Latvia / Lithuania / Luxembourg / Malta / Netherlands / Poland
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Public Holidays in EU Member States
Holidays in EU member states are occasions for social celebration, as they often reflect the cultural, religious, and historical diversity of the European Union. Holidays can also foster a sense of belonging, solidarity, and identity among EU citizens, as well as promote mutual understanding and respect for different traditions and values.
Countries;
Italy / Latvia / Lithuania / Luxembourg / Malta / Netherlands / Poland
Italy
One of the founding members of the EU, Italy is known for its rich history and culture.
New Year’s Day: January 1
Epiphany: January 6
Easter Monday: April 1
Liberation Day: April 25
International Workers’ Day: May 1
Republic Day: June 2
Assumption Day: August 15
All Saints’ Day: November 1
Immaculate Conception: December 8
Christmas Day: December 25
St Stephen’s Day: December 26
Latvia
Known for its beautiful nature and rich cultural heritage, Latvia joined the EU in 2004.
New Year’s Day: January 1
Good Friday: March 29
Easter Sunday: March 31
Easter Monday: April 1
Labour Day: May 1
Restoration of Independence Day: May 4
Midsummer Eve: June 23
Midsummer Day: June 24
Proclamation Day of the Republic of Latvia: November 18
Christmas Day: December 25
Boxing Day: December 26
Lithuania
Known for its beautiful landscapes and historic cities, Lithuania joined the EU in 2004.
New Year’s Day: January 1
Restoration of the State Day: February 16
Restoration of Independence Day: March 11
Easter Sunday: April 21
Easter Monday: April 22
International Workers’ Day: May 1
St. John’s Day or Day of Dew: June 26
Statehood Day: July 6
Assumption Day: August 15
All Saints’ Day: November 1
Christmas Day: December 25
Second Day of Christmas: December 26
Luxembourg
One of the founding members of the EU, Luxembourg is known for its high standard of living.
New Year’s Day: January 1
Easter Monday: April 1
Labour Day: May 1
Ascension Day: May 9
Europe Day: May 9
Whit Monday: May 20
National Day: June 23
Assumption Day: August 15
Day: November 1
Christmas Day: December 25
St Stephen’s Day: December 26
Malta
Known for its rich history and beautiful beaches, Malta joined the EU in 2004.
New Year’s Day: January 1
Feast of St Paul’s Shipwreck: February 10
Feast of St Joseph: March 19
Freedom Day: March 31
Good Friday: March 29
Workers’ Day: May 1
Sette Giugno: June 7
Feast of St Peter and St Paul: June 29
Feast of the Assumption: August 15
Victory Day: September 8
Independence Day: September 21
Immaculate Conception: December 8
Republic Day: December 13
Christmas Day: December 25
Netherlands
One of the founding members of the EU, the Netherlands is known for its flat landscape characterized by canals.
New Year’s Day: January 1
Good Friday: March 29
Easter Sunday: March 31
Easter Monday: April 1
King’s Day: April 27
Liberation Day: May 5
Ascension Day: May 9
Whit Sunday: May 19
Whit Monday: May 20
Christmas Day: December 25
2nd Day of Christmas: December 26
Poland
Known for its rich history and culture, Poland joined the EU in 2004.
New Year’s Day: January 1
Epiphany: January 6
Easter Sunday: March 31
Easter Monday: April 1
Labour Day: May 1
Constitution Day: May 3
Whit Sunday: May 19
Corpus Christi: May 30
Assumption Day: August 15
All Saints’ Day: November 1
Independence Day: November 11
Christmas Day: December 25
2nd Day of Christmas: December 26
Please note that these dates may vary depending on the region within the country. For the most accurate information, it’s best to check the official government websites of these countries.