Nationaltagen
Nationaldagen, also known as Denmark's Constitution Day, is an unofficial public holiday observed in Denmark on June 5th. This date commemorates two significant events in Danish history. Firstly, it marks the adoption of the Danish Constitution on June 5th, 1849, which established Denmark as a constitutional monarchy. Secondly, it commemorates the anniversary of the abrogation of the King's absolute power on June 5th, 1953, with the introduction of a new constitution that abolished the upper house of parliament.
While not a statutory public holiday where most businesses close, Nationaldagen is widely celebrated across the