
Official dates and legal status
Public holidays in Greece
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Public holidays in Greece
Dates, weekdays and the legal status of every holiday. Click a holiday for its history and the next years' dates.

1 January
New Year's Day
Mandatory public holiday on 1 January for all sectors.
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6 January
Epiphany (Theophany)
Blessing of the waters on 6 January; a mandatory public holiday.
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Movable holiday (-48 days from Orthodox Easter)
Clean Monday
First day of Lent, 48 days before Easter; public-sector holiday, optional in the private sector.
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25 March
Greek Independence Day
National holiday on 25 March — the 1821 Revolution and the Annunciation.
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Movable holiday (-2 days from Orthodox Easter)
Good Friday
Holy Week's day of mourning; public sector closed, custom in the private sector.
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Movable holiday (0 days from Orthodox Easter)
Orthodox Easter Sunday
The Resurrection, the greatest Greek feast; always a Sunday.
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Movable holiday (+1 days from Orthodox Easter)
Easter Monday
Mandatory public holiday the day after Orthodox Easter.
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1 May
Labour Day (May Day)
Workers' day and spring festival on 1 May; mandatory public holiday, sometimes transferred.
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Movable holiday (+49 days from Orthodox Easter)
Pentecost
Fifty days after Easter; always a Sunday.
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Movable holiday (+50 days from Orthodox Easter)
Whit Monday (Holy Spirit Monday)
Early-summer long weekend 50 days after Easter; public-sector holiday, optional in the private sector.
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15 August
Assumption of the Virgin Mary
The 'summer Easter' on 15 August; mandatory public holiday.
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28 October
Ohi Day
National holiday on 28 October — the 'No' of 1940.
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17 November
Polytechnic Uprising Anniversary
Student uprising of 1973; schools closed, everyone else works.
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24 December
Christmas Eve
Kalanda day; half-day for public services, schools on break.
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25 December
Christmas Day
Mandatory public holiday on 25 December.
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26 December
Second Day of Christmas (Synaxis of the Theotokos)
Mandatory public holiday on 26 December since 2018.
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31 December
New Year's Eve
Half-day for public services; working day in the private sector.
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Who is off on which day?
Greek law distinguishes several kinds of holidays. The table uses these labels:
- Mandatory public holiday
- Every business must close; employees are paid without working (Law 4808/2021, art. 60).
- Optional public holiday
- Public services, schools and banks are closed; private businesses may work.
- Customary holiday
- Public services, schools and banks are closed; not a statutory holiday for private businesses.
- Religious feast
- Important feast of the Church; falls on a Sunday or is a normal working day.
- Observance
- Commemoration or celebration; normally a working day (it may close schools).
Regional
Local school holidays
Each school also closes on the feast of the local patron saint and the local liberation anniversary. Some well-known ones:
Kalamata · 2 February
Presentation of Christ (Ypapanti), patron feast of Kalamata
Saints of the day on Greek Name DaysSchools
Mytilene · 17 February
Saint Theodore of Byzantium, patron of Mytilene
Saints of the day on Greek Name DaysSchools
Kalabaka (Meteora) · 15 September
Saint Bessarion, patron of Kalabaka
Saints of the day on Greek Name DaysSchools
Karpenisi · 23 September
Saint Nicholas of Karpenisi, patron of the town
Saints of the day on Greek Name DaysSchools
Athens · 3 October
Saint Dionysius the Areopagite, patron of Athens
Saint on Greek Name DaysSchools and local public services
Grevena · 13 October
Liberation of Grevena (1912)
Schools
Thessaloniki · 26 October
Saint Demetrius, patron of Thessaloniki (and the city's liberation, 1912)
Saint on Greek Name DaysSchools and local public services
Siatista · 4 November
Liberation of Siatista (1912)
Schools
Aridaia · 4 November
Saints Nikandros and Ioannikios, patrons of Aridaia
Saints of the day on Greek Name DaysSchools
Heraklion · 11 November
Saint Menas, patron of Heraklion
Saint on Greek Name DaysSchools and local public services
Kastoria · 11 November
Saint Menas and the liberation of Kastoria (1912)
Saint on Greek Name DaysSchools
Patras · 30 November
Saint Andrew, patron of Patras
Saint on Greek Name DaysSchools and local public services
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How many days until the next holiday?
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