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Public Holidays
Danish public holidays are by law set to be the same as the holidays defined by the Danish Church. Under normal circumstances, employees across the country enjoy these days off.
January 1 New Year's Day
varies - Palm Sunday (Sunday before Easter)
varies - Maundy Thursday (Thursday before Easter)
varies - Good Friday (Friday before Easter)
varies - Easter (usually in April)
varies - Easter Monday (Easter Sunday + 1 day)
varies - Prayer Day (4th Friday after Easter)
varies - Ascension Day (40 days after Easter)
varies - Pentecost (7 weeks after Easter)
varies - Pentecost Monday (Pentecost + 1 day)
December 25 First Day of Christmas
December 26 Second Day of Christmas
SPECIAL DAYS Some of these special days (shown below) are political decisions, and some from catholic traditions that predate the current national church. Some are simply the Scandinavian tradition of starting the celebrations of a special day on the evening before the actual day.
varies - Fastelavn (Seven weeks before Easter)
May 1 Labor Day
June 5 Constitution Day
June 23 Summer Solstice Eve
November 10 St. Martin's Day Eve
December 13 St. Lucy's Day
December 24 Christmas Eve
December 31 New Year's Eve
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