The calendar
Estonia's calendar turns on Independence Day on 24 February, Victory Day on 23 June and Midsummer on 24 June, plus Restoration of Independence on 20 August.
Country view
12 recorded days · 12 public · 0 bank · 0 school · 0 regional
jõululaupäev
Thursday · 24 Dec 2026 · Public
uusaasta
New Year's Day · Nationwide
iseseisvuspäev
Independence Day · Nationwide
suur reede
Good Friday · Nationwide
ülestõusmispühade 1. püha
Easter Sunday · Nationwide
kevadpüha
Spring Day · Nationwide
nelipühade 1. püha
Pentecost · Nationwide
võidupüha and jaanilaupäev
Victory Day · Nationwide
jaanipäev
Midsummer Day · Nationwide
taasiseseisvumispäev
Day of Restoration of Independence · Nationwide
jõululaupäev
Christmas Eve · Nationwide
esimene jõulupüha
Christmas Day · Nationwide
teine jõulupüha
St. Stephen's Day · Nationwide
● Public most things closed · ● Bank banks only · ● Regional some areas · ● School term dates
One day of leave, four days off. These are the 2026 dates where the maths works.
jõululaupäev
Thursday · 24 Dec 2026
Falls on a Thursday. Book the Friday off and you get a four-day weekend — the classic bridge day.
Book off: 25 Dec 2026
Estonia's calendar turns on Independence Day on 24 February, Victory Day on 23 June and Midsummer on 24 June, plus Restoration of Independence on 20 August.
The working day before New Year's Eve, Independence Day, Victory Day and Christmas Eve is shortened by three hours by law. The Victory Day-Midsummer pair effectively closes the country for several days.
Midsummer bonfires empty Tallinn completely; shops, restaurants and even some hotels reduce service. Song festival years add enormous crowds in early July.
Almost everything is bookable online, but government service desks close strictly on holidays; the June shutdown is the one to plan paperwork around.
Observance, business closures and transport impact for the next few dates.
24 Dec 2026
General guidance based on this day's official classification, not country-specific reporting.
25 Dec 2026
26 Dec 2026
General guidance based on this day's official classification, not country-specific reporting.