This page contains the list of Latvia 2023 official public holidays, bank holidays, government holidays, non-working national holidays, and sectorial holidays. The public holidays listing on this page is also accessible via our free Android
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The list of Latvia official public holidays in 2023 is:
Date
Weekday
Public Holiday
Sunday
New Year's Day
(Jaungads)
Friday
Good Friday
(Liela piektdiena)
Monday
Easter Monday
(Otras Lieldienas)
Monday
Labour Day
(Darba svetki)
Thursday
Declaration of Independence Day
Friday
Declaration of Independence Holiday
(tentative)
June
Friday
Ligo
(Midsummer's Eve)
June
Saturday
Jani
(Saint John's Day)
Nov
Saturday
Proclamation of the Republic
Dec
Sunday
Christmas Eve
Dec
Monday
Christmas Day
(Ziemassvetki)
Dec
Tuesday
Second Day of Christmas
Dec
Sunday
New Year's Eve
(Vecgada vakars)
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Recent Latvia Public Holidays News and Updates
Below is a list of recent news and updates related to Latvia public holidays, national holidays, government holidays and bank holidays (note that this newsfeed is delayed by 30 days).
2021-02-15: Latvian 2021 Public Holidays Confirmed
Below is the list of global holidays observed as non-working public holidays in Latvia, with the dates of these global holidays for the next 10 years (2022-2032).
