Public holidays in Europe
Public, bank and school holidays for 50 countries, with long weekends marked. Dates come from the date-holidays library, the same source planeteu.com uses.
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- 23OctNational DayHUHungaryIn 2 days
- 23OctDay of the Macedonian Revolutionary StruggleMKNorth MacedoniaIn 2 days
- 26OctNational HolidayATAustriaIn 5 days
- 26OctOctober Bank HolidayIEIrelandIn 5 days
- 28OctNational HolidayCYCyprusIn 7 days
- 28OctIndependent Czechoslovak State DayCZCzech RepublicIn 7 days
- 28OctNational HolidayGRGreeceIn 7 days
- 29OctRepublic DayTRTurkeyIn 8 days
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How they are celebrated
Assumption of Mary
The Assumption of Mary is a feast day observed with solemnity in much of Europe, reflecting the rich tapestry of culture and religion that this continent embodies.
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Christmas
December 25th is of great importance across many countries in this continent, as it connects to Christmas but also retains other unique cultural festivals.
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Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi is a Christian feast, celebrated in many European cities with special processions, cultural customs, and community meetings.
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Easter
Easter in Europe is a vibrant and diverse celebration, blending religious traditions with cultural heritage. It commemorates the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and features various customs across the continent.
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Epiphany
Epiphany, celebrated on January 6th, marks the biblical adoration of Jesus by the Magi. This significant Christian feast is observed across Europe with diverse traditions, from gift-giving to parades and special culinary delights, reflecting its rich cultural and religious heritage.
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Independence Holidays
Explore a full directory of national and independence holidays in all European countries. Get to know the background, customs, and cultural significance of each, such as France's Bastille Day and Poland's Independence Day. Best for visitors, enthusiasts, and everyone interested in European heritage.
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Labour and May Day
May Day, celebrated on May 1st, is a vibrant holiday across Europe that emphasizes the importance of Labour rights and social justice. Known as International Workers' Day, it features a blend of traditional and modern festivities.
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New Years
New Year's celebrations in Europe are a vibrant blend of traditions and festivities. The night is marked by fireworks, parties, and communal gatherings. Unique customs such as eating twelve grapes at midnight for luck, making predictions for the future with melted lead, and enjoying special festive meals highlight the diversity of cultural practices.
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