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Public and school holidays in Czechia

Czechia has the same public holidays everywhere, but every district sets its own school terms. Pick one to see its dates, the weekdays they fall on, and the bridge days around them.

Public holidays in Czechia are established by national statute. School term dates are set centrally by ministerial decree, with the one-week spring break (jarní prázdniny) rotating annually across six groups of districts.

Holidays by district

What differs is Spring holidays — the date shown is when it starts.

Benešov9 Feb Beroun9 Feb Blansko16 Feb Brno-City16 Feb Brno-Country16 Feb Bruntál9 Mar Břeclav16 Feb Cheb23 Feb Chomutov2 Feb Chrudim9 Feb Domažlice16 Feb Děčín23 Feb Frýdek-Místek23 Feb Havlíčkův Brod9 Mar Hodonín16 Feb Hradec Králov2 Mar Jablonec nad Nisou9 Mar Jeseník2 Feb Jihlava9 Mar Jindřichův Hradec23 Feb Jičín2 Feb Karlovy Vary23 Feb Karviná16 Feb Kladno9 Mar Klatovy9 Feb Kolín9 Mar Kroměříž2 Mar Kutná Hora9 Mar Liberec9 Mar Litoměřice23 Feb Louny16 Feb Mladá Boleslav2 Feb Most2 Feb Mělník2 Mar Nový Jičín2 Mar Nymburk23 Feb Náchod9 Mar Olomouc2 Feb Opava2 Feb Ostrava-City9 Feb Pardubice9 Feb Pelhřimov9 Mar Plzeň-City2 Mar Plzeň-North2 Mar Plzeň-South2 Mar Prachatice2 Feb Prague Prague-East2 Mar Prague-West2 Mar Prostějov9 Feb Písek9 Mar Přerov23 Feb Příbram2 Feb Rakovník2 Mar Rokycany9 Feb Rychnov nad Kněžnou2 Feb Semily9 Mar Sokolov23 Feb Strakonice2 Feb Svitavy9 Feb Tachov16 Feb Teplice2 Mar Trutnov9 Feb Tábor2 Feb Třebíč9 Mar Uherské Hradiště2 Mar Vsetín2 Mar Vyškov16 Feb Zlín2 Mar Znojmom16 Feb Ústí nad Labem2 Feb Ústí nad Orlicí9 Feb Česká Lípa9 Mar České Budějovice9 Feb Český Krumlov9 Feb Šumperk2 Feb Žďár nad Sázavou9 Mar

Public holidays in Czechia

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Public holidays and rotating spring breaks in Czechia

Czech public holidays reflect key milestones in the country's national and cultural history. Following the political changes of 1989, historical observances such as Saints Cyril and Methodius Day (5 July), Jan Hus Day (6 July), and St Wenceslas Day (28 September) were restored, followed by Good Friday (enacted in 2015, observed since 2016). 1 January marks both New Year's Day and the Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State.

The school calendar is determined nationally by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. To balance traffic and accommodation demand in mountain regions, the one-week spring break (jarní prázdniny) is staggered across six groups of districts over February and March, rotating by one week each academic year.