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As 2023 slowly draws to an end, many of us are looking ahead to 2024.
Whether you are anticipating the next year’s celebrations, or perhaps just would like to plan your paid annual leave, our calendar of public holidays in Poland might just be the thing for you.
There are many advantages of planning your time off early. Though probably, the best one is that if you play your cards right, you could take some time off around public holidays, and effectively have a longer time to rest and relax from work.
Should the national holiday fall on Saturday – do not worry. If you are working under contract of employment, you will be entitled to an additional day off as a compensation.
If you are interested in learning more information about a celebration, clicking on its name in the table. Doing this will take you to our corresponding website, where you could find more interesting details about the holidays provenance, cultural significance, traditions and sometimes even culinary ideas.
Date |
Day |
Holiday |
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1 Jan |
Mon |
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6 Jan |
Sat |
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31 Mar |
Sun |
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1 Apr |
Mon |
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1 May |
Wed |
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3 May |
Fri |
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19 May |
Sun |
Whit Sunday |
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30 May |
Thu |
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15 Aug |
Thu |
Assumption Day |
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1 Nov |
Fri |
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11 Nov |
Mon |
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25 Dec |
Wed |
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26 Dec |
Thu |
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