A complete list of legal holidays in Slovakia

Festivals in the Republic of Slovakia are divided into two types: National Day and rest days. If it falls on weekends, there will be no compensatory holidays. In addition, there are days worth remembering, but work as usual.

January 1, National Day Devzniku Slovenskej republikky)

Commemorate the founding of the People's Republic of China on January 1, 1993

January 6 Epiphany wićto Trzech Króli oraz wićto Boćego Narodzenia chrześcijan prawosławnych)

Epiphany (Greek: επιφάνεια, English: Epiphany, meaning to appear or appear; the Orthodox Church is commonly known as Baptism Day) is an important Catholic and Christian festival to commemorate and celebrate Jesus 'first appearance to Gentiles after his birth as a human (referring to the Three Magi of the Orient); Epiphany is celebrated on January 6 every year, but different festivals are celebrated according to different religions. The meaning of Epiphany from a Christian perspective mainly includes the birth of Jesus Christ, the visit of the Magi of the Orient (Caspar, Melchior, and Balthasar) to worship the Holy Child (Jesus) in Bethlehem, and all events that occurred in Jesus 'childhood before he was baptized on the Jordan River in 30 AD (i.e., three years before Jesus preached the doctrine of the Kingdom of Heaven). The ancient form of the festival of Epiphany is the Jewish Hanukkah, which was already celebrated on January 6. February 8, Slovakia Civilization Day, April 6, Good Friday, Vekonočný piatok)

Good Friday, also known as Good Friday, is the day when Christian believers commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It is the Friday before Easter. According to the Bible, Jesus was crucified at about 9:00 a.m. on the 14th day of the Jewish calendar in 33 A.D. and died at about 3:00 p.m. Jesus only commanded His disciples to remember His death.

April 9th Easter Monday Vekonočný pondelok)

Easter (Lord Easter Day) is an important Western festival, which falls on the first Sunday after the full moon of the vernal equinox every year. Christians believe that Easter symbolizes rebirth and hope, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion between 30 and 33 AD. If there is an Easter holiday in the area, it is usually celebrated with Good Friday. Today, many Easter related folk customs such as the Easter bunny and Easter eggs are not of Christian origin. Jesus only commanded his disciples to remember his own death (Luke 22:19, 20). April 27, Slovakia Match Day May 1, International Labor Day Sviatok práce)

International Labor Day, also known as "May Day International Labor Day" and "International Demonstration Day", is Labor Day in most countries in the world.

May 8 Victory Day Devíazstva nad fašizmom) June 25 National Day July 5 Cyril Sviatok svätého Cyrila a Metada)

Cyril (Greek: Κ ριλ λος, Ancient Church Slavic: ˇ рил, English: Cyril), also translated as Kirill, was born in Thessalonika in the Eastern Roman Empire (in present-day Greece) in 826 or 827. He was canonized as a saint by both the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church, and was known as "Saint Cyril". He and his brother Medotus conducted missionary activities against the Slavs of Greater Moravia and Pannonia. Their missionary activities greatly influenced the civilization process of the Slavs, which earned them the title of "Slavic missionaries." The two brothers invented the Glagory alphabet. The Gragoric alphabet was the first alphabet used to record ancient Church Slavic languages. After their death, their students continued their missionary work with the Slavs. Both brothers were awarded the title "Equals to the Apostles" by the Orthodox Church. In 1880, Catholic Pope Leo XIII established a festival for them in the Catholic Church. In 1980, Catholic Pope John Paul II declared that they, along with St. Benedict of Norcea, were the patron saint of Europe. August 15, the Assumption of the Virgin Mary August 29, the Day of the National Uprising in Slovakia Výročie Slovenského národného povstania)

September 1, Constitution Day DeÜstavy Slovenskej republique)

September 15, Slovakia Sviatok Panny Márie Sedembolestnej, patrónky Slovenska) October 31, Religious Innovation Day November 1, All Saints 'Day Sviatok všetkých svätých)

All Saints 'Day is a holiday shared by both Catholic and Orthodox Christians. In the Catholic Church, All Saints 'Day falls on November 1st every year. In the Orthodox Church, Halloween is the first Sunday after Pentecost, thus marking the end of the Easter season. Saints is a Catholic term used for all loyal saints and martyrs, both known and unknown. This festival is the first day of the Catholic Spirit Refining Month. It is a festival celebrated in the name of saints, and this day is used to celebrate all saints who are included in the sacred items. The Roman Catholic Church sets the festival (Festum omnium sanctorum) on November 1, followed by the Day of All Souls on November 2, a first-level celebration that includes a vigil and an eight-day celebration.

November 17, Freedom and Democracy Day Deboja za slobodu a demokraciu)

December 24, Christmas Eve Štedrý de)

Christmas Eve, Christmas Eve (December 24), also known as "Christmas Eve", is one of the Christmas celebrations in most Christian societies. Christmas Eve is traditionally the day to decorate Christmas trees, but as Christmas celebrations begin early, for example, after Thanksgiving in the United States, many Christmas trees have been decorated weeks before Christmas. In the UK, Christmas Eve is sometimes regarded as a short day (rest in the afternoon) by banks and trading companies, like a weekday. The traditional church Christmas season begins on Christmas Eve. Unless it is Sunday (see Advent), the vigil is said to be on the morning of December 24. However, attending Christmas parties before midnight is not allowed. The Christmas season continues until January 4th, or if it is Saturday, until January 5th, when the Epiphany is celebrated. Traditionally, many Christians attend midnight Mass or gatherings on Christmas Eve, usually held in churches around the world to mark the beginning of Christmas Day. Some churches hold candlelight worship early in the evening, usually with a drama about the birth of Jesus, and a big meal, usually with turkey or ham as the main course. The traditional dish in Germany is roasted carp.

December 25 Christmas Prvý sviatok vianočný)

Christmas, also known as Christmas in Taiwan, is a traditional festival in the church calendar. It is a celebration day for Christians to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. On Christmas Day, most Catholic churches hold midnight Mass on Christmas Eve on December 24, that is, in the early morning of December 25, while some Christian churches hold good news and then celebrate Christmas on December 25; while the Christmas celebration of the Orthodox Church, another major branch of Christianity, is held on January 7 every year. According to the Catholic Gospels, Jesus was born of Mary, the Virgin Mary of Bethlehem, who was pregnant with the Holy Spirit. Mary and her husband Joseph were on their way to the Roman census and register. Jesus 'birth appears to believers to be the fulfillment of the Jewish prophetic plan for the coming of Messiah, because Bethlehem was the home of Joseph's ancestor, David. Christmas is also a public holiday in the Western world and in many other places, such as Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia and Singapore in Asia. But the exact date of Jesus 'birth is controversial.

December 26 Boxing Day Druhý sviatok vianočný)