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Public holidays in Italy

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The following days are public holidays in Italy:1

Date English Name Local Name Remarks
1 January New Year's Day Capodanno
6 January Epiphany Epifania
Monday after Easter Easter Monday Lunedì dell'Angelo, Pasquetta
25 April Liberation Day Festa della Liberazione Liberation of Italy from Nazi Germany, 1945
1 May International Workers' Day Festa del Lavoro (or Festa dei Lavoratori)
2 June Republic Day Festa della Repubblica Birth of the Italian Republic, 1946
15 August Ferragosto/Assumption Day Ferragosto and Assunzione
1 November All Saints Tutti i santi (or Ognissanti)
8 December Immaculate Conception Immacolata Concezione (or just Immacolata)
25 December Christmas Day Natale
26 December St. Stephen's Day Santo Stefano

These days are not public holidays, but are nevertheless established by law:

Date English Name Local Name Remarks
7 January Flag Day Festa del tricolore Made a national day by
law no. 671 of 31 December 1996.
27 January International Holocaust Remembrance Day Giorno della Memoria Made a national day by
law no. 211 of 20 July 2000.
4 November National Unity and Armed Forces Day Giorno dell'Unità Nazionale e
Festa delle Forze Armate
Victory over Austria-Hungary in 1918.
Was a public holiday until 1976.

References

  1. ^ "Festività nazionali in Italia" (in Italian). Italian Embassy in London. http://www.amblondra.esteri.it/Ambasciata_Londra/Menu/In_linea_con_utente/Domande_frequenti/altro.htm. Retrieved 15 April 2012. 

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