Lithuania Public Holidays
Lithuania observes a mix of public, national, and regional holidays throughout the year.
Overview
Lithuania observes a mix of public, national, and regional holidays throughout the year.
Some holidays are observed nationwide, while others may apply only to specific regions or communities.
Explore the holiday calendar for Lithuania by year below.
2026 holidays
A quick look at upcoming holidays in Lithuania.
| Date | Day | Holiday |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 1 | Thursday | New Year's Day |
| Feb 16 | Monday | The Day of Restoration of the State of Lithuania |
| Mar 11 | Wednesday | Day of Restoration of Independence of Lithuania |
| Apr 5 | Sunday | Easter Sunday |
| Apr 6 | Monday | Easter Monday |
| May 1 | Friday | International Working Day |
| Jun 24 | Wednesday | St. John's Day |
| Jul 6 | Monday | Statehood Day |
| Aug 15 | Saturday | Assumption Day |
| Nov 1 | Sunday | All Saints' Day |
| Nov 2 | Monday | All Souls' Day |
| Dec 24 | Thursday | Christmas Eve |
| Dec 25 | Friday | Christmas Day |
| Dec 26 | Saturday | St. Stephen's Day |
Holiday calendar by year
Years are listed in ascending order.
About public holidays in Lithuania
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of public holidays in Lithuania. Holidays are observed on fixed dates or on variable dates, such as those determined by Easter. You can find definitions for different types of holidays on our public holidays page.
For a complete list of holidays in Lithuania for a specific year, please visit the Lithuania holidays 2026 page.
Major public holidays in 2026
In 2026, Lithuania observes a number of significant public holidays. These dates are important for both cultural and national celebrations.
Other holidays observed in Lithuania during 2026 include New Year's Day on January 1, International Working Day on May 1, and Assumption Day on August 15. For a full list, please refer to the Lithuania holidays 2026 page.
- The Day of Restoration of the State of Lithuania — 16 February 2026. This day commemorates the re-establishment of Lithuania's statehood.
- Day of Restoration of Independence of Lithuania — 11 March 2026. This holiday marks the anniversary of Lithuania's declaration of independence.
- Easter Sunday — 5 April 2026. A significant religious observance.
- Easter Monday — 6 April 2026. Continues the Easter observance.
- St. John's Day — 24 June 2026. A traditional summer solstice celebration.
- Statehood Day — 6 July 2026. Celebrates the coronation of Mindaugas, the first king of Lithuania.
- Christmas Day — 25 December 2026. A major Christian festival.
- St. Stephen's Day — 26 December 2026. Commemorates the first Christian martyr.
Planning around holidays
Lithuania's public holidays are spread throughout the year, with a concentration of significant dates in the spring and winter. Understanding these patterns can help you plan travel or business activities effectively. Some holidays fall on weekends, while others may create opportunities for extended breaks when combined with adjacent days off.
- Spring: Several important national and religious holidays occur in spring, including those related to national independence and Easter.
- Summer: Midsummer celebrations and national days are prominent in the summer months.
- Autumn: Late autumn features religious observances like All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day.
- Winter: The year concludes with a series of holidays including Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and St. Stephen's Day, often providing a significant break.
Plan Your Year Around LT Holidays
View Lithuania holidays in calendar mode
Explore public holidays in a visual calendar layout and plan ahead more easily.