Leave planner 2027
Tell us how many leave days you have and we find the dates that give you the most time off by bridging public holidays and weekends.
Take 10 leave days in Czechia and enjoy 35 days off in 2027.
Your best breaks
New Year's Day + Restoration of the Czech Independence Day
Fri 1 Jan – Mon 4 Jan 2027
Take leave on Mon 4 Jan.
Good Friday + Easter Monday
Thu 25 Mar – Mon 29 Mar 2027
Take leave on Thu 25 Mar.
Day of Saints Cyril and Methodius + Jan Hus Day
Sat 3 Jul – Sun 11 Jul 2027
Take leave on Wed 7 Jul, Thu 8 Jul, Fri 9 Jul.
St. Wenceslas Day
Sat 25 Sep – Tue 28 Sep 2027
Take leave on Mon 27 Sep.
Independent Czechoslovak State Day
Thu 28 Oct – Sun 31 Oct 2027
Take leave on Fri 29 Oct.
Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day
Sat 13 Nov – Wed 17 Nov 2027
Take leave on Mon 15 Nov, Tue 16 Nov.
Christmas Eve
Thu 23 Dec – Sun 26 Dec 2027
Take leave on Thu 23 Dec.
See all long weekends in Czechia or count working days.
Frequently asked questions
How does the leave planner work?
It looks for working days between public holidays and weekends and finds the combination of breaks that gives you the most days off for the leave days you have.
How can I get the most days off with the fewest leaves?
Take leave on the working days that sit between a public holiday and a weekend. A Thursday holiday plus a Friday leave gives a 4-day weekend, and a few leaves around holiday weeks such as Christmas can turn into 9 or 10 days off.
Are regional holidays included?
Only national public holidays are used, since they apply to most employees. Check your employer's holiday list for regional or company holidays.
Does it work for countries with a Friday–Saturday weekend?
Yes. Each country uses its official weekend, for example Friday and Saturday in Saudi Arabia, so the suggested leave days fit the local work week.