List of public holidays
NEW YEAR
WhatNon-working days during this holiday are 1st, 2nd, 3rd January.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
(available in Serbian – Latin language)
http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
ORTHODOX CHRISTMAS
WhatNon-working day is 7th January.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
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ST. SAVA
WhatAs this is a school feast day, pupils don’t go to school, but in general it is a working day.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
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http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
CANDLEMAS - STATEHOOD DAY
WhatNon-working days are 15th and 16th February. Statehood Day celebrates the recognition of the Serbian state from the Ottoman Empire back in 1804.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
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http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
ORTHODOX/CATHOLIC EASTER
WhatNon-working days are 14th, 15th, 16th and 17th April. In 2017 Orthodox and Catholic Easter are on the same day, but usually Orthodox Easter is a few days/weeks after Catholic Easter.
WhereMORE INFO
State and other holidays for 2017.
(available in Serbian – Latin language)
http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
DAY OF REMEMBRANCE OF VICTIMS OF THEHOLOCAUST, GENOCIDE AND OTHER VICTIMS OF FASCISM IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR
WhatEven though it is a public holiday, it is a working day, 22nd April.
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MORE INFO
State and other holidays for 2017.
(available in Serbian – Latin language)
http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
LABOR DAY
WhatNon-working days are 1st and 2nd May. Labor Day represents efforts of the labor unions to celebrate the economic and social achievements of workers.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
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http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
VICTORY DAY
WhatVictory Day is a holiday that commemorates the victory of the Soviet Union over Nazi Germany in the Great Patriotic War. Even though it is a public holiday, it is a working day.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
(available in Serbian – Latin language)
http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
THE FIRST DAY OF EID AL-FITR
WhatIt is a religious holiday for the members of the Islamic community worldwide. It represents the end of Ramadan, 25th June, non-working day for them.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
(available in Serbian – Latin language)
http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
THE FIRST DAY OF EID AL-ADHA
WhatIt is one the most important religious holiday for the members of the Islamic community worldwide. It is non-working day for citizens who belong to the Islamic community, 1st September.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
(available in Serbian – Latin language)
http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
THE FIRST DAY OF YOM KIPPUR
WhatIt is the most important religious holiday for the members of the Jewish community. It is non-working day for them, 30th September.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
(available in Serbian – Latin language)
http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
DAY OF REMEMBRANCE OF SERBIAN VICTIMS OF SECOND WORLD WAR
WhatEven though it is a public holiday, it is a working day, 21st October.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
(available in Serbian – Latin language)
http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
ARMISTICE DAY
WhatIt is non-working holiday which commemorates the signing armistice between the Allies of World War I and Germany, 11th November.
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State and other holidays for 2017.
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http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html
CHRISTMAS DAY
WhatIt is a non-working day for Catholics and members of other Christian community, 25th December.
WhereMORE INFO
State and other holidays for 2017.
(available in Serbian – Latin language)
http://www.paragraf.rs/praznici-2017.html