United Kingdom Public Holidays 2033

New Year’s Day – Saturday, 1 January
The UK welcomes the new year with celebrations, fireworks, and gatherings. It is a public holiday across all four nations.

St David’s Day (Wales - Observed, Not a Bank Holiday) – Tuesday, 1 March
A day honoring St David, the patron saint of Wales, marked with cultural events and parades.
Good Friday – Friday, 15 April
A Christian holiday commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, observed with church services and prayers.
Easter Monday (Except Scotland) – Monday, 18 April
A holiday celebrated in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland with family gatherings, egg hunts, and festivities.

Early May Bank Holiday – Monday, 2 May
Also called May Day, this holiday marks the arrival of spring with traditional celebrations and public events.
Spring Bank Holiday – Monday, 30 May
A public holiday marking the beginning of summer, often enjoyed with festivals and outdoor activities.

Trooping the Colour (Not a Bank Holiday, but Celebrated Nationally) – Saturday, 11 June
An annual ceremony in London celebrating the official birthday of the British monarch with a grand parade and military displays.

Orangemen’s Day (Northern Ireland Only) – Tuesday, 12 July
A significant day in Northern Ireland, commemorating the Battle of the Boyne (1690) with parades and public celebrations.

Summer Bank Holiday (Scotland) – Monday, 1 August
A public holiday in Scotland, often celebrated with local festivals and outdoor activities.
Summer Bank Holiday (England, Wales & Northern Ireland) – Monday, 29 August
A public holiday marking the end of summer, often enjoyed with public gatherings and fairs.

Bonfire Night (Not a Public Holiday, but Widely Celebrated) – Saturday, 5 November
Also known as Guy Fawkes Night, celebrated with fireworks and bonfires across the UK.
St Andrew’s Day (Scotland Only - Bank Holiday in Scotland) – Wednesday, 30 November
A celebration of Scotland’s patron saint, featuring cultural events, traditional music, and feasts.

Christmas Day – Sunday, 25 December
A major holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed with feasts, gift-giving, and family gatherings.
Boxing Day (Substitute Holiday on Tuesday, 27 December) – Monday, 26 December (Observed on 27 December)
The day after Christmas, known for shopping sales, football matches, and family get-togethers.