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Czech Republic Public Holidays (2025–2028)

Czechia keeps the same 13 statutory days off every year — Act No. 245/2000 Sb. fixes them permanently, so nothing has to be announced for 2026. What changes is only where they land. Gregorian Easter 2026 falls on April 5, putting Good Friday on Friday April 3 and Easter Monday on April 6, which combine into a four-day break. Eleven of the thirteen days fall Monday to Friday, Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day on Tuesday 17 November among them. Only two are swallowed by a weekend with no substitute: Saints Cyril and Methodius Day (Sunday July 5) and the Second Day of Christmas (Saturday December 26).

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At a Glance: Statutory Days & Long Weekends

2026 – 2027
2026 Public HolidaysConfirmed
13days off

6 long weekends (3+ days)

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2027 Public HolidaysConfirmed
13days off

4 long weekends scheduled

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Longest Holiday Window
Easter
4consecutive days off
Official Authority

Parlament České republiky, Poslanecká sněmovna (Act No. 245/2000 Sb. on state holidays, other holidays, significant days and working rest days, as amended)

National labour legislation and statutory decrees governing public holidays in Czech Republic.

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Czech Republic Public Holiday System & Legal Framework

Governing Legislation & Statutory Authority

National labour legislation and statutory decrees governing public holidays in Czech Republic.

Official Publisher: Parlament České republiky, Poslanecká sněmovna (Act No. 245/2000 Sb. on state holidays, other holidays, significant days and working rest days, as amended)

Weekend In-Lieu Observance & Substitute Days

When national public holidays coincide with weekend days (Saturday or Sunday), statutory rollover rules or presidential/ministerial decrees typically designate the subsequent Monday as an official paid day off.

Statutory Annual Leave & Bridge Days (Ponts) Culture

Employees enjoy statutory annual leave entitlements under domestic labour law. Workers frequently combine public holidays with personal annual leave to produce extended bridge breaks.

Czech Republic Multi-Year Calendars & Downloads (2025–2028)

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2025Official / Confirmed
13 days off
3 long weekendsLongest: Christmas (5d)
2026Official / Confirmed
13 days off
6 long weekendsLongest: Easter (4d)
2027Official / Confirmed
13 days off
4 long weekendsLongest: Easter (4d)
2028Official / Confirmed
13 days off
5 long weekendsLongest: Easter (4d)
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Working Days Calculator

Calculate exact business days, work hours, and statutory holidays for Czech Republic (2026 & 2027) for payroll and contracts.

Long Weekends & Leave Planner

Discover all natural 3- and 4-day weekends, plus interactive bridge day strategies turning 1–2 days of annual leave into 5–9 days off.

Today's Public Holiday Status

Live local-timezone detector answering "Is today a public holiday in Czech Republic?" with next upcoming closures.

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Official sources & data

Dates officially confirmedLast updated: 2026-09-22

Frequently Asked Questions About Czech Republic Public Holidays

How many statutory public holidays are observed in Czech Republic each year?

Czech Republic gazettes official public holidays annually through official government notices. The exact number of observed days is detailed in our official multi-year calendar above.

What happens when a public holiday falls on a weekend in Czech Republic?

Depending on official decrees, holidays falling on a weekend are commonly transferred to the following Monday to ensure workers receive their statutory paid entitlement.

Where can I download the official Czech Republic holiday calendar?

You can download free official calendar files directly on this page above in iCalendar (ICS for Apple/Google/Outlook), CSV spreadsheet, and printable PDF formats.

Are public holiday dates in Czech Republic officially confirmed?

Our records strictly track official government gazettes. Current year calendars are confirmed; upcoming provisional years are actively verified against astronomy or legislative circulars and flagged accordingly.

How can I calculate working days and business schedules in Czech Republic?

Visit our dedicated Working Days tool linked below, providing precise annual and monthly counts of business days, weekends, and statutory holidays for payroll and project planning.