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Lithuania Public Holidays 2027

14 national holidays

Lithuania has 14 national public holidays in 2027. The next is New Year's Day on Friday, 1 January 2027. There are 8 long weekends of three days or more.

January 2027

  • 1New Year's DayFriday · Naujieji metai

February 2027

  • 16The Day of Restoration of the State of LithuaniaTuesday · Lietuvos valstybės atkūrimo diena

March 2027

  • 11Day of Restoration of Independence of LithuaniaThursday · Lietuvos nepriklausomybės atkūrimo diena
  • 28Easter SundaySunday · Velykos
  • 29Easter MondayMonday · Antroji Velykų diena

May 2027

  • 1International Working DaySaturday · Tarptautinė darbo diena

June 2027

  • 24St. John's DayThursday · Joninės, Rasos

July 2027

  • 6Statehood DayTuesday · Valstybės diena

August 2027

  • 15Assumption DaySunday · Žolinė

November 2027

  • 1All Saints' DayMonday · Visų šventųjų diena
  • 2All Souls' DayTuesday · Vėlinės

December 2027

  • 24Christmas EveFriday · Šv. Kūčios
  • 25Christmas DaySaturday · Šv. Kalėdos
  • 26St. Stephen's DaySunday · Šv. Kalėdos

Long weekends 2027

  • 1 January – 3 January3 days
  • 13 February – 16 February4 days · take 15 February off
  • 11 March – 14 March4 days · take 12 March off
  • 27 March – 29 March3 days
  • 24 June – 27 June4 days · take 25 June off
  • 3 July – 6 July4 days · take 5 July off
  • 30 October – 2 November4 days
  • 24 December – 26 December3 days

Frequently asked questions

How many public holidays are there in Lithuania in 2027?

14 national holidays.

What is the next public holiday in Lithuania?

New Year's Day (Naujieji metai) on Friday, 1 January 2027.

When are the long weekends in Lithuania in 2027?

1 January–3 January (3 days); 13 February–16 February (4 days, with a bridge day off); 11 March–14 March (4 days, with a bridge day off); 27 March–29 March (3 days); 24 June–27 June (4 days, with a bridge day off); 3 July–6 July (4 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.