What is the first public holiday in Slovenia in 2027?

The first is New Year's Day, on January 1, 2027.

Which public holidays in Slovenia fall on a weekend in 2027?

9 of them: New Year's Day, Easter Sunday, Labour Day, Labour Day, Pentecost, Assumption, Reformation Day, Christmas Day, Independence and Unity Day.

Slovenia has 15 public holidays in 2027. The table below also lists the other days observed there, such as bank and school holidays.

Date	Day	Holiday	Type
January 1	Friday	New Year's Day	Public
January 2	Saturday	New Year's Day	Public
February 7	Sunday	Carnival	Observance
February 8	Monday	Prešeren Day, the Slovenian Cultural Holiday	Public
March 8	Monday	International Women's Day	Observance
March 28	Sunday	Easter Sunday	Public
March 29	Monday	Easter Monday	Public
April 23	Friday	St. George's Day	Observance
April 27	Tuesday	Day of Uprising Against Occupation	Public
May 1	Saturday	Labour Day	Public
May 2	Sunday	Labour Day	Public
May 16	Sunday	Pentecost	Public
June 8	Tuesday	Primož Trubar Day	Observance
June 25	Friday	Statehood Day	Public
August 15	Sunday	Assumption	Public
August 17	Tuesday	Unification of Prekmurje Slovenes with the Mother Nation	Observance
September 15	Wednesday	Return of Primorska to the Motherland	Observance
September 23	Thursday	Slovenian Sports Day	Observance
October 25	Monday	Sovereignty Day	Observance
October 31	Sunday	Reformation Day	Public
November 1	Monday	Day of Remembrance for the Dead	Public
November 11	Thursday	St. Martin's Day	Observance
November 23	Tuesday	Rudolf Maister Day	Observance
December 6	Monday	Saint Nicholas Day	Observance
December 25	Saturday	Christmas Day	Public
December 26	Sunday	Independence and Unity Day	Public

How many public holidays does Slovenia have in 2027?: Slovenia has 15 public holidays in 2027.
What is the first public holiday in Slovenia in 2027?: The first is New Year's Day, on January 1, 2027.
Which public holidays in Slovenia fall on a weekend in 2027?: 9 of them: New Year's Day, Easter Sunday, Labour Day, Labour Day, Pentecost, Assumption, Reformation Day, Christmas Day, Independence and Unity Day.