Poland public holidays 2027

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1. Fri, 01 Jan 2027New Year's Day

   Poland’s supplied holiday calendar lists 1 January 2027 as Nowy Rok (New Year’s Day), classified PUBLIC. In the Gregorian calendar, New Year’s Day is the first date of the year; the attached background also notes that it is widely observed internationally. The materials do not establish particular Polish customs or how widely people observe the date in Poland. This entry therefore treats it as a calendar-listed Polish public observance without adding local traditions or details about time off.

2. Wed, 06 Jan 2027Epiphany

   The supplied Polish calendar lists 6 January 2027 as Święto Trzech Króli (Epiphany), classified PUBLIC. The attached context excerpt is only a brief disambiguation note and provides no useful account of the holiday’s meaning or observance in Poland. Accordingly, this entry confirms what the calendar records but does not add religious history, customs, or claims about how people mark the day. The calendar supports treating it as a listed Polish public observance; its precise legal arrangements are not independently established here.

3. Sun, 28 Mar 2027Easter Sunday

   The supplied Polish calendar lists 28 March 2027 as Wielkanoc (Easter Sunday), classified PUBLIC. The attached context excerpt is about the Fifth Sunday of Easter, not Easter Sunday itself, so it does not establish the meaning or observance of this entry. This calendar listing supports identifying the date as a Polish public observance, but the materials here do not verify further Polish traditions, religious practices, or statutory details. The entry is kept to the information the Polish calendar supplies.

4. Mon, 29 Mar 2027Easter Monday

   The supplied Polish calendar lists 29 March 2027 as Drugi Dzień Wielkanocy (Easter Monday), classified PUBLIC. The attached background describes Easter Monday as the second day of Eastertide and notes that it is a public holiday in many predominantly Christian countries. That general context does not establish particular Polish customs or legal arrangements. The calendar supports treating the date as a listed Polish public observance, while the supplied materials leave its precise statutory details and coverage unverified.

5. Sat, 01 May 2027Labour Day

   The supplied Polish calendar lists 1 May 2027 as Święto Pracy (Labour Day), classified PUBLIC. The attached background connects Labour Day in many countries with International Workers’ Day on 1 May and describes its association with the labour movement. It also notes that Labour Day dates differ in some countries, so its broader account should not be taken as a description of Polish customs. The supplied materials support the calendar listing but do not specify Poland’s observance practices or legal arrangements.

6. Mon, 03 May 2027Constitution Day

   The supplied Polish calendar lists 3 May 2027 as Święto Narodowe Trzeciego Maja (Constitution Day), classified PUBLIC. The attached background describes Constitution Day in general as a holiday honouring a country’s constitution, often observed on an anniversary connected with its adoption or promulgation. It does not provide Polish historical details, so none are added here. The calendar supports identifying the date as a listed Polish public observance, but the supplied materials do not independently establish its statutory arrangements or coverage.

7. Sun, 16 May 2027Pentecost

   The supplied Polish calendar lists 16 May 2027 as Zielone Świątki (Pentecost), classified PUBLIC. The attached background describes Pentecost as a Christian feast commemorating the descent of the Holy Spirit and places it 49 days after Easter, or on the 50th day using inclusive counting. It is a movable date because it follows Easter’s date. This general context does not establish distinct Polish practices or legal arrangements; the calendar listing is the evidence here for its status as a Polish public observance.

8. Thu, 27 May 2027Corpus Christi

   The supplied Polish calendar lists 27 May 2027 as Boże Ciało (Corpus Christi), classified PUBLIC. The attached context excerpt is only a disambiguation fragment and does not explain the holiday’s meaning or its observance in Poland. This entry therefore does not add religious history or local customs that the supplied materials cannot support. The calendar listing supports treating the date as a Polish public observance, but it does not independently establish statutory arrangements or the extent of coverage.

9. Sun, 15 Aug 2027Assumption Day

   The supplied Polish calendar lists 15 August 2027 as Wniebowzięcie Najświętszej Maryi Panny (Assumption Day), classified PUBLIC. The attached background describes the Assumption as the Catholic belief that Mary was taken body and soul into heaven, and gives 15 August as its feast date. It also notes related observances in some other Christian traditions. These details provide religious context, not evidence of particular Polish customs. The calendar supports the Polish public-holiday listing; its precise legal arrangements are not separately verified here.

10. Mon, 01 Nov 2027All Saints' Day

    The supplied Polish calendar lists 1 November 2027 as Wszystkich Świętych (All Saints’ Day), classified PUBLIC. The attached background describes the day as a Christian observance honouring all the saints of the Church. It also notes that practices vary among Christian traditions and that cemetery-related observances occur in some places. That general account should not be mistaken for proof of a particular Polish custom. The calendar supports its listing as a Polish public observance, while precise legal arrangements are not independently established by the supplied materials.

11. Thu, 11 Nov 2027Independence Day

    Poland’s supplied calendar lists 11 November 2027 as Narodowe Święto Niepodległości (National Independence Day), classified PUBLIC. The attached Poland-specific background says the date commemorates the restoration of the country’s sovereignty in 1918, after a period without a sovereign unified Polish state. It also identifies the day as non-working and a flag-flying day in Poland. These details support treating it as a nationally significant Polish observance; the supplied calendar and context are the basis for this entry.

12. Fri, 24 Dec 2027Christmas Eve

    The supplied Polish calendar lists 24 December 2027 as Wigilia Bożego Narodzenia (Christmas Eve), classified PUBLIC. The attached background describes Christmas Eve broadly as the day or evening before Christmas and notes that religious and cultural practices differ across communities. That general account does not establish which customs are specific to Poland, so this entry does not attribute any particular tradition to Polish people. The calendar supports the public-holiday listing; the materials do not independently explain its precise legal arrangements or coverage.

13. Sat, 25 Dec 2027Christmas Day

    The supplied Polish calendar lists 25 December 2027 as Boże Narodzenie (Christmas Day), classified PUBLIC. The attached background describes Christmas as an annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ and notes its significance as both a religious and cultural celebration in many parts of the world. These broad details do not verify particular Polish customs or the extent to which people observe the date. The calendar supports its listing as a Polish public observance, but further legal details are not established by the supplied materials.

14. Sun, 26 Dec 20272nd Day of Christmas

    The supplied Polish calendar lists 26 December 2027 as Drugi Dzień Bożego Narodzenia (2nd Day of Christmas), classified PUBLIC. No context excerpt accompanies this entry, so the supplied evidence does not explain the date’s religious background, observance in Poland, or associated customs. This entry therefore stays with the date, local name, and classification recorded by the calendar rather than adding unsupported detail. The listing supports treating it as a Polish public observance, but further information would be needed to verify its precise legal arrangements or coverage.