Latvia
Years: 2023 2024 2025

Latvia Public Holidays List 2023

Following are the list of Public, Office, School, Bank Holidays in Latvia year 2023

S.no.DateHolidayType
101 Jan, SundayNew Year's DayNational holiday
214 Feb, TuesdayValentine's DayObservance
320 Mar, MondayMarch EquinoxSeason
426 Mar, SundayDaylight Saving Time startsClock change/Daylight Saving Time
507 Apr, FridayGood FridayNational holiday
608 Apr, SaturdayHoly SaturdayObservance
709 Apr, SundayEaster SundayNational holiday
810 Apr, MondayEaster MondayNational holiday
901 May, MondayLabour Day/May DayNational holiday
1001 May, MondayConstituent Assembly Convocation DayNational holiday
1104 May, ThursdayIndependence Restoration DayNational holiday
1214 May, SundayMothers' DayNational holiday
1328 May, SundayWhitsundayNational holiday
1421 Jun, WednesdayJune SolsticeSeason
1523 Jun, FridayMidsummer EveNational holiday
1624 Jun, SaturdayMidsummer DayNational holiday
1710 Sep, SundayFathers' DayObservance
1823 Sep, SaturdaySeptember EquinoxSeason
1929 Oct, SundayDaylight Saving Time endsClock change/Daylight Saving Time
2031 Oct, TuesdayHalloweenObservance
2118 Nov, SaturdayRepublic of Latvia Proclamation DayNational holiday
2220 Nov, MondayRepublic of Latvia Proclamation Day observedNational holiday
2322 Dec, FridayDecember SolsticeSeason
2424 Dec, SundayChristmas EveNational holiday
2525 Dec, MondayChristmas DayNational holiday
2626 Dec, TuesdaySecond Day of ChristmasNational holiday
2731 Dec, SundayNew Year's EveNational holiday

New Year's Day (01 Jan) : New Year’s Day is the first day of the year, or January 1, in the Gregorian calendar.

Valentine's Day (14 Feb) : Valentine’s Day is a special time to celebrate love, romance and friendship.

March Equinox (20 Mar) : March Equinox in Latvia (Riga)

Daylight Saving Time starts (26 Mar) : Daylight Saving Time starts in Latvia

Good Friday (07 Apr) : Good Friday is a global Christian observance two days before Easter Sunday.

Holy Saturday (08 Apr) : Holy Saturday is the day before Easter Sunday.

Easter Sunday (09 Apr) : Easter Sunday commemorates Jesus Christ’s resurrection, according to Christian belief.

Easter Monday (10 Apr) : Easter Monday is the day after Easter Sunday.

Labour Day/May Day (01 May) : Labor Day, or May Day, is a day off for workers in many countries around the world.

Constituent Assembly Convocation Day (01 May) : Constituent Assembly Convocation Day is a national holiday in Latvia

Independence Restoration Day (04 May) : Independence Restoration Day is a national holiday in Latvia

Mothers' Day (14 May) : Mother’s Day celebrates the achievements and efforts of mothers and mother figures.

Whitsunday (28 May) : Many Christians all over the world annually observe Pentecost, also known as Whitsunday or Whit Sunday.

June Solstice (21 Jun) : June Solstice in Latvia (Riga)

Midsummer Eve (23 Jun) : Midsummer Eve is a national holiday in Latvia

Midsummer Day (24 Jun) : Midsummer Day is a national holiday in Latvia

Fathers' Day (10 Sep) : Father’s Day celebrates fatherhood and male parenting on different dates worldwide.

September Equinox (23 Sep) : September Equinox in Latvia (Riga)

Daylight Saving Time ends (29 Oct) : Daylight Saving Time ends in Latvia

Halloween (31 Oct) : Halloween is a festive occasion that is celebrated in many countries on October 31 each year.

Republic of Latvia Proclamation Day (18 Nov) : Republic of Latvia Proclamation Day is a national holiday in Latvia

Republic of Latvia Proclamation Day observed (20 Nov) : Republic of Latvia Proclamation Day is a national holiday in Latvia

December Solstice (22 Dec) : December Solstice in Latvia (Riga)

Christmas Eve (24 Dec) : Christmas Eve is the day before Christmas Day and falls on December 24 in the Gregorian calendar.

Christmas Day (25 Dec) : Christmas Day is one of the biggest Christian celebrations and falls on December 25 in the Gregorian calendar.

Second Day of Christmas (26 Dec) : Second Day of Christmas is a national holiday in Latvia

New Year's Eve (31 Dec) : New Year’s Eve is the last day of the year, December 31, in the Gregorian calendar.