Státní svátky České republiky

Státní svátky České republiky lists the public holidays, bank holidays, religious observances and memorial days observed across the Czech Republic, with the schedule rooted in Czech law and the country’s national calendar. It covers state occasions such as New Year’s Day and the Day of the Restoration of the Independent Czech State, alongside Easter observances, Labour Day and other fixed or movable dates that shape the annual public holiday pattern. For 2026, the line-up reflects the rhythm of a Central European holidays cycle in which some dates remain fixed while others shift with the liturgical calendar. Entries typically mark a single nationwide observance rather than a timed event, so the feed is best read as a guide to non-working days and commemorations rather than a list of appointments. Around Easter, the calendar shows the sequence from Škaredá středa through Zelený čtvrtek, Velký pátek, Bílá sobota, Velikonoční neděle and Velikonoční pondělí, which together illustrate how Czech public observance follows both civil and religious tradition. May Day appears as Svátek práce, while other national occasions can fall earlier or later in the year depending on the fixed holiday schedule set in the Czech Republic. For households, employers, schools, public bodies and international teams with ties to Prague or other Czech cities, the value lies in having these dates reflected automatically in a daily planner. This smart calendar feed is free to subscribe and can be added to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook, making it easier to keep Czech public holidays visible alongside meetings, travel and office closures. The same format also helps HR teams, payroll planners and event organisers account for non-business days without manual entry. The calendar updates regularly so changes in observance, rescheduled memorial days or official adjustments appear automatically. That matters most in years when Easter shifts, public institutions close for a holiday bridge, or a regional working pattern is altered around national observances. For anyone tracking the Czech Republic’s public schedule, the feed provides a stable record of the holidays that shape the year.