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Public holidays 2027 — Czechia

Every public holiday with its day of the week, the long weekends of the year and the days of leave that give you the most time off. Switch the year or the country, print it or open it in Excel.

Year

Public holidays 2027 — Czechia

9 days off on weekdays, 13 public holidays in total.

DateDayHoliday
January 1FridayDen obnovy samostatného českého státu; Nový rokRestoration Day of the Independent Czech State; New Year's Day
March 26FridayVelký pátekGood Friday
March 29MondayVelikonoční pondělíEaster Monday
May 1SaturdaySvátek práceLabour Day
May 8SaturdayDen vítězstvíVictory Day
July 5MondayDen slovanských věrozvěstů Cyrila a MetodějeSaints Cyril and Methodius Day
July 6TuesdayDen upálení mistra Jana HusaJan Hus Day
September 28TuesdayDen české státnostiSt Wenceslas Day (Czech Statehood Day)
October 28ThursdayDen vzniku samostatného československého státuIndependent Czechoslovak State Day
November 17WednesdayDen boje za svobodu a demokraciiStruggle for Freedom and Democracy Day
December 24FridayŠtědrý denChristmas Eve
December 25Saturday1. svátek vánočníChristmas Day
December 26Sunday2. svátek vánočníSt Stephen's Day

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Long weekends and bridge days

  • Jan 1 – Jan 3: 3 days off, no leave needed
  • Mar 26 – Mar 29: 4 days off, no leave needed
  • Jul 3 – Jul 6: 4 days off, no leave needed
  • Sep 25 – Sep 28: 4 days off for 1 day(s) of leaveMonday Sep 27
  • Oct 28 – Oct 31: 4 days off for 1 day(s) of leaveFriday Oct 29
  • Dec 24 – Dec 26: 3 days off, no leave needed

Calendar 2027

January

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How we count

Fixed-date holidays come from each country's law; movable ones are counted from Easter Sunday (Orthodox Easter for Greece and Romania), or by rules such as “the last Monday of May”.

Where the law moves a holiday that falls on a weekend to a weekday (United Kingdom, United States, Japan), the moved day off is shown as well.

Long weekends are runs of three or more days off. A bridge is a working day you take as leave to join a holiday with the weekend; we show options with up to two days of leave that give at least two days off for each day taken.

Questions

Are all holidays days off?
Not always. Some countries have official holidays that are working days — they are marked in the list. Regional holidays apply only where the region has them.
What is a bridge day?
A working day between a holiday and the weekend. Taking it as leave turns, for example, a Thursday holiday into four days off.
Is the list official?
It is worked out from the law, linked below. Governments sometimes add one-off days off — check the official source for your employer's rules.

Sources: www.zakonyprolidi.cz · 10/21/2026