Public holidays in Romania
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Following is a list of holidays in Romania.
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[edit] Official non-working holidays
Date | Local name | English name | Remarks |
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January 1 | Anul nou | New Year's Day | |
January 2 | Anul nou | Day after New Year's Day | |
April/May | Paştele | Easter | The official holiday is the Orthodox Easter. The holiday is three days long, the Easter Sunday and Monday are non-working (Tuesday is also part of the religious 3 days celebration but it is not non-working according to the Romanian labor law). |
May 1 | Ziua muncii | Labor Day | International Labor Day |
December 1 | Ziua naţională (Ziua unirii) | National holiday (Union Day) | |
December 25/26 | Crăciunul | Christmas | Both first and second Christmas Day are holidays. Third Christmas Day is not a public holiday. |
[edit] Other official holidays and observances
Date | Local name | English name | Remarks |
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March 8 | Ziua Mamei | Mother's Day | |
May/June | Ziua Eroilor (Înălţarea) | Heroes' Day (Ascension) | The 40th day from the Orthodox Easter |
June 1 | Ziua Copilului | Children's Day | |
June 26 | Ziua Tricolorului | Flag Day | |
July 29 | Ziua Imnului naţional | National Anthem Day | Date when Deşteaptă-te, române! was first performed, in 1848 at Râmnicu Vâlcea |
December 8 | Ziua Constituţiei | Constitution Day | Referendum on the Romanian Constitution was held in 1991 |
[edit] Traditional festivals and holidays
Date | Name | Remarks |
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February 24 | Dragobetele | similar to St. Valentine's Day |
March 1 | Mărţişorul | Spring festival |
[edit] Other observances
Date | Name | Remarks |
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First Sunday in April | NATO Day | Not a public holiday - observed by the Government institutions |
October 25 | Armed Forces Day | Not a public holiday. Observed by the Romanian Army and its veterans on the anniversary of the liberation of Carei, the last Romanian city under occupation during World War II. |
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