Sweden, a nation renowned for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage, observes a number of public holidays throughout the year. These holidays, a blend of religious and secular observances, offer opportunities for Swedes to celebrate with family and friends, and to reflect on their history and traditions.
Sweden Public Holidays 2025
Here’s a comprehensive list of Sweden’s public holidays in 2025:
1. January 1st: New Year’s Day (Nyårsdagen)
2. January 6th: Epiphany (Trettondagen)
3. April 18th: Good Friday (Långfredagen)
4. April 20th: Easter Sunday (Påskdagen)
5. April 21st: Easter Monday (Annandag påsk)
6. May 1st: May Day (Första maj)
7. May 29th: Ascension Day (Kristi himmelsfärdsdag)
8. June 6th: National Day (Nationaldagen)
9. June 8th: Whit Sunday (Pingstdagen)
10. June 21st: Midsummer Day (Midsommardagen)
11. November 1st: All Saints’ Day (Allhelgonadagen)
12. December 25th: Christmas Day (Juldagen)
13. December 26th: Second Day of Christmas (Annandag jul)
Please note: Bank holidays in Sweden may differ slightly from public holidays. It’s always advisable to confirm with official sources like the Swedish government website or your employer for the most accurate and up-to-date information.