Liberation Day is a public holiday in the Netherlands to mark the end of the Nazi occupation of the country during the Second World War.

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Liberation Day is only a public holiday in the Netherlands every five years, with businesses, schools and other establishments closed.

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Liberation Day in the Netherlands is on May 5, 2026, commemorating the end of Nazi occupation. It's a public holiday every 5 years, with many businesses closed.

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(King's Day): Monday 27 April 2026; Bevrijdingsdag (Liberation Day): Tuesday 5 May 2026; Hemelvaartsdag (Ascension Day): Thursday 14 May 2026; Eerste en tweede ...

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It isn't, it's celebrated every year. It's however only recognized as a national holiday once every five years.

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This national holiday is celebrated on May 5th each year, but it is only a public holiday once every five years. Known in Dutch as 'Bevrijdingsdag'.

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No, May 5 is not a legally required day off. Only in anniversary years (such as 2025 or 2030) can it be an official day off.

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May 5, 2025: Liberation Day (Bevrijdingsdag)​​ Liberation Day is an official holiday in the Netherlands, however, it's not an official day off for everyone. On ...

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*Liberation day on May 5th is a public holiday. It is common practice to have this day off once every five years (e.g., 2025, 2030, 2035 etc.) ...

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Calls are growing for May 5 to be made a public holiday to mark the liberation of the Netherlands from Nazi occupation, but the cabinet has said it will not ...

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