Scope and sources
Midsummer Day is the Saturday from 20–26 June; All Saints’ Day is the Saturday from 31 October–6 November. From 2005, National Day on 6 June replaces Whit Monday. Midsummer Eve, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve are not named public holidays in the law and are not excluded by this holiday set.
Sources reviewed 29 September 2026: Riksdagen, SFS 1989:253 · Riksdagen, 2004/05:KU6.
What the calculator includes
This tool calculates named dates with Gregorian calendar rules. Modern coverage starts in 1995; earlier years are historical projections. Future years assume unchanged rules. Ordinary Sundays are handled by your chosen workweek rather than repeated in the holiday table. No substitute weekday is added when a Nordic holiday falls on a weekend.
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Future projection: these dates assume the current holiday rules remain unchanged.
| Date | Holiday | Weekday | ISO |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Year’s Day | Friday | 53 | |
| Epiphany | Wednesday | 1 | |
| Good Friday | Friday | 12 | |
| Easter Sunday | Sunday | 12 | |
| Easter Monday | Monday | 13 | |
| May Day | Saturday | 17 | |
| Ascension Day | Thursday | 18 | |
| Whit Sunday | Sunday | 19 | |
| National Day | Sunday | 22 | |
| Midsummer Day | Saturday | 25 | |
| All Saints’ Day | Saturday | 44 | |
| Christmas Day | Saturday | 51 | |
| Boxing Day | Sunday | 51 |
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Guide reviewed: . Holiday engine sources last reviewed: 2026-09-28.