Czech Republic Public Holidays 2030
13 national holidays
The Czech Republic has 13 national public holidays in 2030. The next is New Year's Day on Tuesday, 1 January 2030. There are 8 long weekends of three days or more.
January 2030
- 1New Year's DayTuesday · Den obnovy samostatného českého státu; Nový rok
April 2030
- 19Good FridayFriday · Velký pátek
- 22Easter MondayMonday · Velikonoční pondělí
May 2030
- 1Labour DayWednesday · Svátek práce
- 8Liberation DayWednesday · Den vítězství
July 2030
- 5Saints Cyril and Methodius DayFriday · Den slovanských věrozvěstů Cyrila a Metoděje
- 6Jan Hus DaySaturday · Den upálení mistra Jana Husa
September 2030
- 28St. Wenceslas DaySaturday · Den české státnosti
October 2030
- 28Independent Czechoslovak State DayMonday · Den vzniku samostatného československého státu
November 2030
- 17Struggle for Freedom and Democracy DaySunday · Den boje za svobodu a demokracii a Mezinárodní den studentstva
December 2030
- 24Christmas EveTuesday · Štědrý den
- 25Christmas DayWednesday · 1. svátek vánoční
- 26St. Stephen's DayThursday · 2. svátek vánoční
Long weekends 2030
- 29 December – 1 January4 days · take 31 December off
- 19 April – 22 April4 days
- 5 July – 7 July3 days
- 26 October – 28 October3 days
- 21 December – 24 December4 days · take 23 December off
- 24 December – 29 December6 days · take 27 December off
- 21 December – 25 December5 days · take 23 December off
- 21 December – 26 December6 days · take 23 December off
Frequently asked questions
How many public holidays are there in the Czech Republic in 2030?
13 national holidays.
What is the next public holiday in the Czech Republic?
New Year's Day (Den obnovy samostatného českého státu; Nový rok) on Tuesday, 1 January 2030.
When are the long weekends in the Czech Republic in 2030?
29 December–1 January (4 days, with a bridge day off); 19 April–22 April (4 days); 5 July–7 July (3 days); 26 October–28 October (3 days); 21 December–24 December (4 days, with a bridge day off); 24 December–29 December (6 days, with a bridge day off).
Dates are the days off, so a holiday that falls on a weekend may be shown on the weekday it is observed. Source: Nager.Date public holiday data (open source, MIT licence). Governments can add or move holidays at short notice — check official announcements for important plans.