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Público Día festivo Nacional

Segundo día de Navidad

Diciembre 2028
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🏪 Qué está abierto

  • Bancos Cerrado
  • Oficinas públicas Cerrado
  • Escuelas Cerrado
  • Tiendas Mayormente cerrado
  • Restaurantes Horario reducido
  • Transporte público Horario reducido
  • Bolsa Cerrado
  • Correos Cerrado

🛋️ Potencial de fin de semana largo

Bloque de 4 días
SÁB 23 Fin de semana
DOM 24 Fin de semana
LUN 25 Día puente
MAR 26 Día festivo

Fin de semana de 4 días con puente el 25 de Diciembre

📣 Notas para viajeros

Sweden is the largest Nordic country by area and population, offering visitors experiences ranging from deep forests and lakes to Viking-Age heritage and modern pop music scenes. It contains 270,000 islands, many of which are accessible through the right to roam.

  • Be aware that the public holiday may fall on December 27th or 28th.
  • Show up on time for all appointments and meals.
  • Understand that personal space and privacy are highly valued.
  • Follow organized queueing procedures using numbered slips.
  • Respect gender neutrality in social contexts and purchases.
  • Avoid initiating discussions about personal finances or religion.
  • In homes, it is customary to remove your shoes. Do not expect extensive service attentiveness; staff respect customer privacy. Punctuality is highly valued; arrive on time for meetings and meals. In public transport, if multiple seats are available, sit in the assigned seat rather than next to another person. Swedes do not typically cheek-kiss when greeting, preferring a hug among close acquaintances.

Sobre este día festivo

Boxing Day (Offering Day) is celebrated on December 26th, the day after Christmas Day. While it originated in the UK, it was historically a day for donating gifts. Today, it is part of the general Christmas festivities. The designated public holiday may shift to December 27th or 28th if required to fall on a weekday. It is often associated with St. Stephen's Day.