Holidays and observances in Greece in 2019

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Holidays and Observances in Greece in 2019

Date		Name	Type
Date		Name	Type
Jan 1	Tuesday	New Year's Day	De facto holiday
Jan 6	Sunday	Epiphany	De facto holiday
Jan 30	Wednesday	The Three Holy Hierarchs	Observance
Feb 14	Thursday	Valentine's Day	Observance
Mar 11	Monday	Clean Monday	De facto holiday
Mar 20	Wednesday	March Equinox	Season
Mar 25	Monday	25th of March (national holiday)	National holiday
Mar 25	Monday	Annunciation of the Lord	National holiday
Apr 26	Friday	Orthodox Good Friday	De facto holiday
Apr 28	Sunday	Orthodox Easter Sunday	Observance
Apr 29	Monday	Orthodox Easter Monday	National holiday
May 1	Wednesday	Labor Day / May Day	De facto holiday
Jun 16	Sunday	Orthodox Holy Spirit Sunday	Observance
Jun 17	Monday	Orthodox Holy Spirit Monday	De facto holiday
Jun 21	Friday	June Solstice	Season
Jul 24	Wednesday	The Restoration of Democracy	Observance
Aug 15	Thursday	Dormition of the Holy Virgin	National holiday
Sep 23	Monday	September Equinox	Season
Oct 28	Monday	The Ochi day	De facto holiday
Nov 17	Sunday	Polytechneio	Observance
Nov 21	Thursday	Armed Forces Day	Observance
Dec 22	Sunday	December Solstice	Season
Dec 25	Wednesday	Christmas Day	National holiday
Dec 26	Thursday	Synaxis of the Mother of God	De facto holiday

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