Reformation Day in Slovenia

Reformation Day in Slovenia, celebrated on October 31st, commemorates the beginning of the Protestant religious reform in the country. It is a national holiday that specifically highlights the impact of the Reformation on Slovenian culture, education, and religion. In the 16th century, thanks to the work of the reformer Primoz Trubar, Slovene-language literature began to spread in Slovenia and reform the Church. Reformation Day is celebrated primarily by Protestants, and many cities host ceremonies, exhibitions, and lectures highlighting the significance of this event in Slovenian history.

Holiday Patterns in Slovenia

• This country has 15 public holidays each year.
• 3 holidays are movable (date changes each year).
• 3 holiday(s) fall on Sundays.
• 9 holiday(s) are unique to this country.
• The longest stretch without a holiday is 77 days.
• Most holidays fall in: April.