Long weekend planner
Long weekends in Romania (Orthodox)
3 breaks of three days or more in 2027 need no leave in Romania (Orthodox). The best value is 1 day of leave for 5 days off in a row around Epiphany and Saint John the Baptist.
| Holiday | Days off in a row without leave | Take these days off | You get |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day | 3 days, January 1 to January 3 | January 4 to January 5 (2 days) | 7 days, January 1 to January 7 |
| Epiphany and Saint John the Baptist | None on its own | January 8 (1 day) | 5 days, January 6 to January 10 |
| Good Friday and Easter Monday | 4 days, April 30 to May 3 | April 26 to April 29 (4 days) | 10 days, April 24 to May 3 |
| Children's Day | None on its own | May 31 (1 day) | 4 days, May 29 to June 1 |
| Pentecost Monday | 3 days, June 19 to June 21 | June 22 to June 25 (4 days) | 9 days, June 19 to June 27 |
| Saint Andrew and National Day of Romania | None on its own | November 29 (1 day) | 5 days, November 27 to December 1 |
How the planner works
Each row starts from a holiday that is a day off in the Romania (Orthodox) holiday calendar we use, with its substitute day when it falls on a weekend. It assumes a Monday-to-Friday week. The suggested leave days join the holiday to the nearest weekend or other holiday, using at most four days of leave, and the row shows the option with the most days off for each day of leave.
Employers, schools and regional calendars can add or move days. Check your own working pattern before booking.