Public holiday finder
Public Holiday Finder — Romania & Moldova, 2025–2035
Choose a year and a country to see every public holiday instantly — Orthodox and Catholic Easter included — then plan the long weekends around them.
Public holiday finder
Public holidays 2026 in Romania
Romania has 17 public holidays in 2026, on 16 days.
- 1 JanuaryThursdayNew Year's Day
- 2 JanuaryFridayNew Year's Day (Second Day)
- 6 JanuaryTuesdayEpiphany
- 7 JanuaryWednesdaySt. John the Baptist
- 24 JanuarySaturdayUnification Day · falls on a weekend
- 10 AprilFridayGood Friday (Orthodox Easter)
- 12 AprilSundayOrthodox Easter Sunday · falls on a weekend
- 13 AprilMondayOrthodox Easter Monday
- 1 MayFridayLabour Day
- 31 MaySundayWhit Sunday (Pentecost) · falls on a weekend
- 1 JuneMondayWhit Monday / Children's Day
- 15 AugustSaturdayAssumption of Mary · falls on a weekend
- 30 NovemberMondaySt. Andrew's Day
- 1 DecemberTuesdayNational Day of Romania
- 25 DecemberFridayChristmas Day
- 26 DecemberSaturdayChristmas Day (Second Day) · falls on a weekend
How the finder works
The finder covers 2025 through 2035 for both Romania and Moldova. Fixed-date holidays and the Easter-derived movable feasts (Good Friday, Easter Monday, Pentecost, and — for Moldova — Blajini) are all included. Statutory lists are fully confirmed for 2025, 2026, 2027, and 2028 and computed for later years.
Frequently asked questions
In 2026, Orthodox Easter falls on 12 April 2026 and Catholic Easter on 5 April 2026. Use the finder above to check any year from 2025 to 2035.
Romania has 17 statutory public holidays a year, falling on 16–17 days: in 2026 and 2031 some of them share a date. Select a year in the finder to see the full list.
Yes. Moldova observes old-style Christmas (7–8 January), Victory Day (9 May), Independence Day, Romanian Language Day, and Blajini — but not Pentecost as a day off. Toggle the country in the finder to compare.