2012: Russia
National public holidays of Russia in 2012
| 2012 Date | Name | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| January 1 | New Years Day | |
| January 2 | Bank Holiday | |
| January 3 | Bank Holiday | |
| January 4 | Bank Holiday | |
| January 5 | Bank Holiday | |
| January 6 | Bank Holiday | |
| January 7 | Orthodox Christmas Day | |
| January 9 | Orthodox Christmas | in lieu |
| February 23 | Defence of the Motherland | |
| March 8 | Womens Day | Weekday closest to International Women's Day |
| March 9 | Bridge holiday | Compensated from Sun Mar 11 |
| April 30 | Labour Day (bridge) | Compensated by Sat Apr 28 |
| May 1 | Labour Day | May Day |
| May 9 | Victory Day | |
| June 11 | Bridge holiday | Compensated by Sat Jun 9 |
| June 12 | National Day | |
| November 5 | Day of Unity | |
| December 31 | Public holiday |
Other Years
- Public Holidays in Russia in 2013
- Public Holidays in Russia in 2011
- Public Holidays in Russia in 2010
- Public Holidays in Russia in 2009
- Public Holidays in Russia in 2008
Notes
- If a annual public holiday falls on a Tuesday, the Monday will be declared a bridge holiday and a Saturday will be declared a working day as compensation.
- Each city in Russia celebrates its official founding date with fireworks, concerts, speeches by local politicians and other figures, food, drink, and other city-specific festivities.
- City day for Moscow is the 31st of August and, for St. Petersburg, the 27th of May.
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