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Republic Day in Italy
Republic Day commemorates the 1946 referendum in which Italy voted to become a republic rather than a monarchy. See the exact date for Italy above.
History
Republic Day commemorates the 1946 referendum in which Italy voted to become a republic rather than a monarchy.
How it's celebrated
It is a public holiday in Italy — government offices, schools, and most businesses close for the day.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Republic Day a public holiday in Italy?
Yes — Republic Day is a public holiday in Italy.
What does Republic Day commemorate?
Republic Day commemorates the 1946 referendum in which Italy voted to become a republic rather than a monarchy.