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Public Holidays

Public Holidays in Slovenia 2026

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15 listed public holiday dates in 2026

Slovenia distinguishes national holidays that are work-free from commemorative national holidays that remain working days.

Next holiday
Reformation Day
Saturday, October 31, 2026

Slovenia Public Holidays 2026

DateDayHoliday
Jan 1ThursdayNew Year Holiday
Jan 2FridayNew Year Holiday
Feb 8SundayPrešeren Day
Apr 5SundayEaster Sunday
Apr 6MondayEaster Monday
Apr 27MondayDay of Uprising Against Occupation
May 1FridayLabour Day
May 2SaturdayLabour Day Holiday
May 24SundayWhit Sunday
Jun 25ThursdayStatehood Day
Aug 15SaturdayAssumption Day
Oct 31SaturdayReformation Day
Nov 1SundayDay of Remembrance for the Dead
Dec 25FridayChristmas Day
Dec 26SaturdayIndependence and Unity Day

This table intentionally excludes national commemorations that GOV.SI classifies as not work-free.

Work-Free vs Commemorative Holidays 2026

The official GOV.SI list clearly marks several national commemorations as not work-free. This table contains only the work-free dates.

Holiday Rules in Slovenia

Primož Trubar Day, Sovereignty Day and several other national commemorations are intentionally excluded because they are not work-free days.

Slovenia Holiday Calendar: What to Know

  • Statehood Day is 25 June.
  • Independence and Unity Day is 26 December.
  • Several national holidays are commemorative but not work-free.
  • Easter Sunday and Whit Sunday are work-free holidays.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Statehood Day?

25 June.

Why is Sovereignty Day not in the table?

It is a national commemoration but not a work-free day.

Is Reformation Day work-free?

Yes.

Are 2026 dates official?

Yes, the government lists them.

Sources & methodology

View sources used for this page
Government of Slovenia: National holidays and work-free days

Official statutory national holidays and other work-free days.

Timeanddate: country holiday calendar cross-check

Independent calendar cross-check used for date, weekday and observed-day review. Government notices and statutory rules take precedence where they differ.

Source hierarchy: government, statutory or institutional material is used as the primary reference where available. Timeanddate is retained only as an independent calendar cross-check. Later official declarations take precedence.