Public holidays in Norway are regulated by the Norwegian Annual Holiday Act, which was amended in 2014 to include workers employed in the mining and fishing industries, as well as all public and private sectors.
DateEnglish nameLocal nameNotes1 JanuaryNew Year's DayFørste nyttårsdag Moveable ThursdayMaundy ThursdaySkjærtorsdagThe Thursday before Easter SundayMoveable FridayGood FridayLangfredagThe Friday before Easter SundayMoveable SundayEaster SundayFørste påskedag Moveable MondayEaster MondayAndre påskedagThe day after Easter Sunday1 MayMay DayFørste maiArbeidernes dag, International Workers' Day, Labour Day17 MayConstitution DayGrunnlovsdagenCelebration of the Constitution of 1814Moveable ThursdayAscension DayKristi himmelfartsdag39 days after EasterMoveable SundayWhit SundayFørste pinsedag49 days after EasterMoveable MondayWhit MondayAndre pinsedag50 days after Easter25 DecemberChristmas DayFørste juledagChristmas Day26 DecemberSecond Day of ChristmasAndre juledagA Christian saint's day celebrated on 26 December in the Western Church and 27 December in the Eastern Church
Besides, 24 December is commonly observed as Christmas Eve, 31 December is commonly observed as New Year's Eve. On these dates, private sectors always take half-day off to their employees after noon.
References
Tidia.no Kalender KalenderNorge.no – Norwegian calendar with overview of Norwegian public holidays Norskkalender.no Kalender Webkalenderen.no Timeanddate.com/norsk/