The Second Day of Christmas on December 26th extends the Christmas holiday period. It provides a final day of rest and celebration before the transition to New Year's preparations. The day is typically more relaxed than Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.
Traditions
Families continue visiting relatives and friends. Leftover Christmas foods are enjoyed. Some attend church services. Winter outdoor activities such as skiing, skating, and sledding are popular as Estonians take advantage of the extended holiday break.
Public HolidayReligious
🎄Second Christmas Day
Saturday, December 26, 2026
2026
📖About This Holiday
The Second Day of Christmas on December 26th extends the Christmas holiday period. It provides a final day of rest and celebration before the transition to New Year's preparations. The day is typically more relaxed than Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.
🎉Traditions & Customs
Families continue visiting relatives and friends. Leftover Christmas foods are enjoyed. Some attend church services. Winter outdoor activities such as skiing, skating, and sledding are popular as Estonians take advantage of the extended holiday break.
💼Work Information
Full public holiday. Government offices, banks, and schools remain closed. Some shops and entertainment venues begin to reopen.
