Holidays 2027 in Denmark and Sweden

Last updated 2026-06-08

Find public holidays in Denmark and Sweden in 2027. Use the overview to plan time off, travel and work across the Øresund region.

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  Danish holidays Swedish holidays
January    
1 January  New Years Day (Nytårsdag) New Years Day (Nyårsdagen)
6 January    Epiphany (Trettondag jul)
March    
25 March Maundy Thursday (Skærtorsdag)  
26 March Good Friday (Langfredag) Good Friday (Långfredagen)
28 March Easter Sunday (1. Påskedag) Easter Sunday (Påskdagen)
29 March Easter Monday (2. Påskedag) Easter Monday (Annandag Påsk)
May    
1 May International Workers' Day* International Workers' Day
6 May Ascension Day (Kristi Himmelfartsdag) Ascension Day (Kristi Himmelsfärdsdag)
16 May  Whitsunday (Pinsedag) Whitsunday (Pingstdagen) 
17 May Whit Monday (2. pinsedag)  
June    
5 June Day of the Constitution* (Grundlovsdag)  
6 June   Swedish National Day (Sveriges Nationaldag)
25 June   Midsummers Eve** (Midsommarafton)
26 June    Midsummers Day (Midsommardagen)
November    
6 November   All Saints Day (Alla helgons dag)
December    
24 December  Christmas Eve (Juleaften)*** Christmas Eve (Julafton)***
25 December  Christmas Day (1. juledag) Christmas Day (Juldagen)
26 December  Boxing Day (2. juledag) Boxing Day (Annandag jul)
31 December  New Years Eve (Nytårsaften)*** New Years Eve (Nyårsafton)***


Please note! 

* In Denmark, Constitution Day (5 June) and International Workers' Day (1 May) are not official public holidays. However, many employees have a half or full day off, and some shops may be closed.

** In Sweden, Midsummer Eve (25 June) is not an official public holiday. However, many workplaces and shops are closed or have reduced opening hours, and most people take the day off if possible.

*** In both Denmark and Sweden, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve are not official public holidays. However, many workplaces allow employees to take these days off without loss of pay.

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