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Lithuania has 14 public holidays in 2035. Of these, 14 are national holidays celebrated nationwide and 0 are regional observances.
Looking for Lithuanian public holidays or Lithuanian bank holidays? Lithuania public holidays — also called national holidays or non-working days — are observed nationwide and in some regions. Bridge days let you turn a single holiday into a long weekend.
Lithuania celebrates 14 public holidays in 2035. These include 14 public holidays.
Notable national holidays include: Naujieji metai (New Year's Day) (on January 1), Lietuvos valstybės atkūrimo diena (The Day of Restoration of the State of Lithuania) (on February 16), Lietuvos nepriklausomybės atkūrimo diena (Day of Restoration of Independence of Lithuania) (on March 11), Velykos (Easter Sunday) (on March 25) and Antroji Velykų diena (Easter Monday) (on March 26).
About these dates: the Lithuania 2035 public holiday list is compiled from public official sources and was last updated on August 7, 2026.
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Long weekends & bridge days
A Lithuania holiday weekend happens when a public holiday falls on a Monday or Friday, creating a three-day weekend. The list above shows every long weekend and bridge-day opportunity in 2035.
- Bridge-day opportunityDec 30 – Jan 13 days · Take 2034-12-31 off
- Long weekendFeb 16 – Feb 183 days
- Long weekendMar 24 – Mar 263 days
- Bridge-day opportunityApr 28 – May 14 days · Take 2035-04-30 off
- Long weekendJul 6 – Jul 83 days
- Long weekendNov 1 – Nov 44 days
- Long weekendDec 22 – Dec 265 days
Frequently Asked Questions
Lithuania has 14 public holidays in 2035.
The next public holiday is New Year's Day on January 1, 2035.
The next public holiday in Lithuania is New Year's Day on January 1, 2035.
Yes. 14 out of 14 holidays are national holidays.
You can plan 7 long weekends in Lithuania in 2035.
No. The next public holiday in Lithuania is New Year's Day on January 1, 2035.