Just in Time for Vacation Season: New Website Helps Swedes Track Red Days and Plan Time Off

As Swedish families gear up for their summer holidays, a new digital tool is helping them plan smarter. Röda-Dagar.se is a newly launched website that offers a complete and user-friendly overview of all red days, public holidays, observances, and key dates in the Swedish calendar, not just for this year, but for many years to come.

At its core, Röda-Dagar.se is built to answer a simple question: "Is this a red day?" But it does much more than that. The site presents each holiday with detailed information such as the weekday it falls on, the week number, whether it commonly leads to a klämdag (bridge day), and how it fits into the larger pattern of the Swedish work and school year.

Users can quickly scroll through holidays by year, or view individual pages for each observance - from Midsummer and All Saints' Day to Easter Monday and National Day. With a focus on clarity, speed and mobile responsiveness, Röda-Dagar.se is designed to be useful whether you're using a phone on the go or planning in the office.

"We built Röda-Dagar.se because planning your time in Sweden shouldn't require flipping through outdated calendars or government PDFs," says Marcus Sjöberg, founder of the project. "Our goal is to make that information available in one click, fast, reliable and accessible on any device."

A Tool for Everyone
Whether you're a parent planning school breaks, a manager setting employee schedules, or an expat trying to understand how Swedish holidays affect daily life, Röda-Dagar.se has you covered. It's also a valuable resource for:
- HR departments and payroll teams
- Teachers and school administrators
- Freelancers and remote workers
- Public sector planners
- Anyone working with Swedish clients or businesses

Unlike typical calendar tools or downloadable PDFs, Röda-Dagar.se is dynamic, continuously updated, and always accessible. The entire site is available free of charge, with no need to register or log in.

Looking Ahead
Röda-Dagar.se also solves a unique problem: long-term holiday forecasting. Most websites only provide red days for the current or previous year. Röda-Dagar.se, however, gives access to red day schedules years into the future, a critical feature for strategic planning, especially for companies and institutions with multi-year timelines.

"When you're planning parental leave, large events, or company operations, you need to know more than just what happens this month," adds Sjöberg. "This site gives you that foresight, and it does so instantly."

Built and hosted in Sweden, the project reflects a growing movement toward simple, independent digital tools that solve everyday problems. With user needs at the center, Röda-Dagar.se aims to become Sweden's most trusted calendar companion.

Visit Röda-Dagar.se to explore upcoming red days and make your planning easier, today and in the future.

https://röda-dagar.se
https://röda.dagar.se/2025/
https://www.facebook.com/roda.dagar/

Marcus Sjöberg
kontakt@röda-dagar.se
+46 722 384774
Avenyn 13
414 02 Göteborg
Sweden

Röda-Dagar.se is a Swedish website that helps people quickly find and understand all public holidays, red days and observances in Sweden, now and years into the future. Designed for simplicity, speed and everyday usefulness, the site offers a clean interface and detailed information for each holiday, including dates, weekdays, week numbers and potential bridge days. Whether you're planning vacations, managing work schedules or coordinating school breaks, Röda-Dagar.se makes long-term planning easier and more reliable. The platform is independently developed and maintained in Sweden, with a focus on accessibility, up-to-date data and mobile-first usability. All content is free to access and regularly updated to reflect official holiday calendars. Röda-Dagar.se is part of a new wave of independent, high-utility websites built to serve specific needs with clarity and precision, without unnecessary distractions or paywalls.

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