Constitution Day in Norway:
This holiday in Norway falls on May 17, and that day is historically known as Norway's Constitution Day. It was on this day in 1814 that Norway became an independent nation. Norway celebrates this national day with colorful parades that even attract a royal audience. Learn more in Independence Day in Norway (Constitution Day).
Flag Day in Sweden (National Flag Day):
Sweden's national day is June 6. This day is also called the Day of the Swedish Flag and has a long history - but strangely enough, has only been a public holiday in Sweden since 2005. Read the interesting details in Independence Day in Sweden (Swedish Flag Day)!
Independence Day in Denmark (Constitution Day):
Denmark's Independence Day is on June 5, commemorating two anniversaries. Constitution Day in Denmark may not have large events like Norway's, but being a public holiday, it certainly makes for a nice Danish Father's Day. Take a look at the in-depth article Independence Day in Denmark (Constitution Day).
Independence Day in Iceland (Iceland National Day):
Icelandic Independence Day is June 17, a major annual event in Iceland. Iceland certainly knows how to celebrate its national day: travelers won't be able to overlook the parades, street theaters, and many special events on this day! Find out the details in Independence Day in Iceland (Iceland National Day).
Independence Day in Finland:
Finland celebrates their Independence Day in the winter, on December 6. With historical roots in war, the national holiday is now celebrated widely with patriotic decorations and events. Learn more about this country's independence day in Independence Day in Finland.
Travelers can find information on many other Scandinavia events, along with monthly weather, activities and packing tips in Scandinavia Month by Month and also visit National Holidays in Scandinavia!
This article is part of the series Independence Days in Scandinavia.
