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Public Holidays

Public holidays in Latvia



In the Christian world, most holidays are oriented towards Easter or Christmas. But also in other countries far away from home there is enough reason to celebrate.

Not all holidays are statuted by law - and those that are, do not necessarily mean a day off in all regions of Latvia. Rather, it is often up to the respective parts of the country whether the holiday is also a day off.


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Non-movable holidays

Non-statutory holidays are written in gray.

Dateholiday
Jan. 1stNew Year's Day
May 1stLabor Day
May 4thIndependence Day
June 24thJohannis' Day
Aug. 15thAssumption Day
Nov. 18thProclamation of the Republic of Latvia
Dec. 24thChristmas Eve
Dec. 25thChristmas Day
Dec. 26thBoxing Day
Dec. 31stNew Year's Eve



Moving Holidays in Latvia

holiday20222023202420252026
Good FridayApril 15thApril 7thMarch 29thApril 18thApril 3rd
Holy SaturdayApril 16thApril 8thMarch 30thApril 19thApril 4th
Easter SundayApril 17thApril 9thMarch 31stApril 20thApril 5th
Easter MondayApril 18thApril 10thApril 1stApril 21stApril 6th
Mother's DayMay 8thMay 14thMay 12thMay 11thMay 10th
Ascension of ChristMay 26thMay 18thMay 9thMay 29thMay 14th
Father's DayMay 26thMay 18thMay 9thMay 29thMay 14th
Whit SundayJune 5thMay 28thMay 19thJune 8thMay 24th
Whit MondayJune 6thMay 29thMay 20thJune 9thMay 25th
Midsummer DayJune 21stJune 21stJune 20thJune 21stJune 21st

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