There are twelve bank holidays in the Czech Republic. Except for Easter Monday, the dates of the holidays are fixed. The "sliding holiday" concept is not applied, i.e. when a holiday falls on a Saturday/Sunday, the following Monday is a normal business day.

2010

1 January - New Year's Day (Friday)

5 April - Easter Monday

1 May - May Day (Saturday)

8 May - Liberation from Fascism (Saturday)

5 July - Cyril and Methodius (Monday)

6 July - Burning at Stake of Jan Hus (Tuesday)

28 September - Czech Statehood Day (Tuesday)

28 October - Establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic (Thursday)

17 November - Freedom and Democracy Day (Wednesday)

24 December - Christmas Eve (Friday)

25 December - Christmas Day (Saturday)

26 December - Christmas Day (Sunday)

2009

1 January - New Year's Day (Thursday)

13 April - Easter Monday

1 May - May Day (Friday)

8 May - Liberation from Fascism (Friday)

5 July - Cyril and Methodius (Sunday)

6 July - Burning at Stake of Jan Hus (Monday)

28 September - Czech Statehood Day (Monday)

28 October - Establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic (Wednesday)

17 November - Freedom and Democracy Day (Tuesday)

24 December - Christmas Eve (Thursday)

25 December - Christmas Day (Friday)

26 December - Christmas Day (Saturday)

2008

1 January - New Year's Day (Tuesday)

24 March - Easter Monday

1 May - May Day (Thursday)

8 May - Liberation from Fascism (Thursday)

5 July - Cyril and Methodius (Saturday)

6 July - Burning at Stake of Jan Hus (Sunday)

28 September - Czech Statehood Day (Sunday)

28 October - Establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic (Tuesday)

17 November - Freedom and Democracy Day (Monday)

24 December - Christmas Eve (Wednesday)

25 December - Christmas Day (Thursday)

26 December - Christmas Day (Friday)