Public holidays

Public holidays in Romania

Romania has 17 public holidays in 2026, of which 5 fall on a weekend. Dates below are national holidays; regions, states and individual companies often add their own, so confirm with the person you are scheduling with.

Next public holiday30 NovemberSaint Andrew's Day — in 80 days
202617 dayspublic holidays in total
202717 daysalready scheduled
Check a meeting time against these dates

2026

Thursday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Day
Friday 2 JanuaryNew Year's Daylong weekend likely
Tuesday 6 JanuaryEpiphany
Wednesday 7 JanuarySaint John the Baptist
Saturday 24 JanuaryUnification of the Romanian Principalities Dayfalls on a weekend
Friday 10 AprilGood Fridaylong weekend likely
Sunday 12 AprilEasterfalls on a weekend
Monday 13 AprilEasterlong weekend likely
Friday 1 MayLabor Daylong weekend likely
Sunday 31 MayPentecostfalls on a weekend
Monday 1 JuneChildren's Daylong weekend likely
Monday 1 JunePentecostlong weekend likely
Saturday 15 AugustDormition of the Mother of Godfalls on a weekend
Monday 30 NovemberSaint Andrew's Daylong weekend likely
Tuesday 1 DecemberNational Day
Friday 25 DecemberChristmas Daylong weekend likely
Saturday 26 DecemberChristmas Dayfalls on a weekend

2027

Friday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Daylong weekend likely
Saturday 2 JanuaryNew Year's Dayfalls on a weekend
Wednesday 6 JanuaryEpiphany
Thursday 7 JanuarySaint John the Baptist
Sunday 24 JanuaryUnification of the Romanian Principalities Dayfalls on a weekend
Friday 30 AprilGood Fridaylong weekend likely
Saturday 1 MayLabor Dayfalls on a weekend
Sunday 2 MayEasterfalls on a weekend
Monday 3 MayEasterlong weekend likely
Tuesday 1 JuneChildren's Day
Sunday 20 JunePentecostfalls on a weekend
Monday 21 JunePentecostlong weekend likely
Sunday 15 AugustDormition of the Mother of Godfalls on a weekend
Tuesday 30 NovemberSaint Andrew's Day
Wednesday 1 DecemberNational Day
Saturday 25 DecemberChristmas Dayfalls on a weekend
Sunday 26 DecemberChristmas Dayfalls on a weekend

How to use this

A public holiday does not always mean nobody is working, and a clear calendar does not mean your colleague is free. Treat these dates as a prompt to ask rather than an answer — especially the ones marked as set by moon sighting, where the final date is confirmed only days ahead.