
Public holidays in Russia 2021-2025
La diferencia más significativa entre el calendario de fiestas rusas y el nuestro es el cambio en los eventos cristianos. La Iglesia Ortodoxa Rusa calcula sus fiestas de acuerdo al calendario Juliano, que es algo más exacto en relación a la órbita de la Tierra alrededor del sol. Por lo tanto, hay un cambio de, por ejemplo, la Navidad en unos 13 días. Pentecostés no se conoce en absoluto, y la Pascua tampoco es un día festivo.Otra característica especial es la optimización regulada por el Estado de los días de puente y la maximización de los días no laborables: si un día festivo cae en sábado o domingo, hay un día no laborable como sustituto. Al posponer los días libres, el gobierno también se asegura de que el mayor número posible de días de descanso estén vinculados entre sí y que los empleados tengan tantos días libres como sea posible de una sola vez. Para compensar esto, sin embargo, también hay semanas de 6 días.
La cantidad de días festivos no oficiales, pero a menudo días de conmemoración militar en Rusia puede ser sorprendente. Además (aunque no se enumeran aquí) hay numerosos días festivos no reglamentarios para casi todos los grupos ocupacionales.
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Non-movable holidays
Non-statutory holidays are written in gray.date | holiday |
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Jan, 1st | 1st New Year's Day |
Jan, 2nd | 2nd New Year's Day |
Jan, 3rd | 3rd New Year's Day |
Jan, 4th | 4th New Year's Day |
Jan, 5th | 5th New Year's Day |
Jan, 7th | Russian Orthodox Christmas |
Jan, 14th | New Year (Julian calendar) |
Jan, 19th | Epiphany |
Jan, 27th | Day of the lifting of the Leningrad blockade 1944 |
Feb, 2nd | Day of the Battle of Stalingrad 1943 |
Feb, 23rd | Father's Day |
Feb, 23rd | Day of the Defender of the Fatherland |
Mar, 8th | Women's Day |
Apr, 2nd | Day of International Understanding |
Apr, 7th | Annunciation |
Apr, 18th | Day of the Battle on Lake Peipus 1242 |
Apr, 26th | Memorial Day for the deceased in nuclear accidents |
May, 1st | Labor Day |
May, 9th | Victory Day over Fascism 1945 |
May, 18th | Day of the Museums |
May, 24th | Slavic Scripture and Culture Day |
May, 28th | Day of Border Troops of Russia |
Jun, 6th | Puschkin's Day |
Jun, 12th | Day of Russia |
Jun, 22nd | Day of remembrance and mourning |
Jun, 27th | Youth's Day |
Jul, 2nd | All Saints' Day |
Jul, 10th | Day of the Battle of Poltava 1709 |
Jul, 28th | Day of the baptism of Rus |
Aug, 9th | Day of the Battle of Cape Gangut 1714 |
Aug, 22nd | Day of the Russian flag |
Aug, 23rd | Day of the Battle of Kursk 1943 |
Sep, 8th | Day of the Battle of Borodino 1812 |
Sep, 11th | Day of the Battle of Tendra 1790 |
Sep, 21st | Day of the Battle of Kulikovo Polje 1380 |
Oct, 1st | Day of the elderly |
Oct, 30th | Memorial Day for the victims of political repression |
Nov, 4th | Day of the Unity of the People |
Nov, 7th | Day of the October Revolution of 1917 |
Nov, 19th | Artillerymen's Day |
Dec, 1st | Day of the naval battle at Sinop 1853 |
Dec, 5th | Day of the counterattack, Battle of Moscow 1941 |
Dec, 12th | Constitution Day |
Dec, 17th | Strategic Rocket Patrol Day |
Dec, 20th | Intelligence Day |
Dec, 31st | New Year's Eve |
Moving Holidays in Russia
holiday | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
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Beginning of the Russian Orthodox Lent | Mar, 15th | Mar, 7th | Feb, 27th | Mar, 18th | Mar, 3rd |
Russian Carnival | Mar, 16th | Mar, 8th | Feb, 28th | Mar, 19th | Mar, 4th |
Air Defense Day | Apr, 11th | Apr, 10th | Apr, 9th | Apr, 14th | Apr, 13th |
Easter Sunday (Russian Orthodox) | May, 2nd | Apr, 24th | Apr, 16th | May, 5th | Apr, 20th |
Day of the Navy | Jul, 25th | Jul, 31st | Jul, 30th | Jul, 28th | Jul, 27th |
Day of the Tank Troops | Sep, 12th | Sep, 11th | Sep, 10th | Sep, 8th | Sep, 14th |
Mother's Day | Nov, 28th | Nov, 27th | Nov, 26th | Nov, 24th | Nov, 30th |