📍 Showing holijours for Russie (Moscow). Dates for Islamic holijours are approximate — actual dates depend on moon sighting. Click any date to view full day information.
JAN
1
Jour de l'An (Новый год)
Start of the Nouvel An holiday period. Russians celebrate with Ded Moroz (Father Frost) and gifts.
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JAN
2
Nouvel An Jour férié
Continued Nouvel An celebrations — part of the Nouvel An holiday week.
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JAN
3
Nouvel An Jour férié
Third day of the Nouvel An holiday period.
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JAN
4
Nouvel An Jour férié
Fourth day of the Nouvel An holiday period.
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JAN
5
Nouvel An Jour férié
Fifth day of the Nouvel An holiday period.
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JAN
6
Nouvel An Jour férié
Sixth day of the Nouvel An holiday period.
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JAN
7
Orthodox Christmas (Рождество Христово)
Noël according to the calendrier julien, celebrated by the Russian Orthodox Church.
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JAN
8
Nouvel An & Christmas Jour férié
Final day of the combined Nouvel An–Christmas holiday period.
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FÉV
23
Defender of the Fatherland Day (День защитника Отечества)
Honors military personnel and veterans. Celebrated by many as Men's Day.
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MAR
8
International Women's Day (Международный женский день)
A major holiday in Russie, celebrated with flowers and appreciation for women.
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MAI
1
Spring & Labour Day (Праздник весны и труда)
International Workers' Day. Celebrated with demonstrations and outdoor activities.
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MAI
9
Victory Day (День Победы)
Commemorates the Soviet victory over Nazi Allemagne in World War II (1945). One of the most important national holijours.
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JUIN
12
Russie Day (День России)
National day celebrating the Declaration of State Sovereignty of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic in 1990.
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NOV
4
National Unity Day (День народного единства)
Commemorates the expulsion of Polish–Lithuanian forces from Moscow in 1612.
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