There are several public holidays in Egypt, some of which are national and others of which are religious. Saturdays, Fridays, and legal holidays. All historical sites and museums are open every day. On all days save Sunday, the stores are open from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. All of these hours might vary throughout Ramadan. The following is a list of Egypt’s festivals and public holidays: The Coptic Christmas is on the 7th of January The Birth of the Prophet Mohamed Holiday depends on the Islamic calendar The Egyptian Revolution Day is on the 25th of January The Easter Holiday differs from one year to the other and usually takes place in the months of April or May The Sinai Liberation Day is on the 25th of April The Workers Day is on the 1st of May The Revolution Day is the 23rd of July The first and second days of the Grand Barium depend on the Islamic calendar The first and second days of the lesser Barium depend on the Islamic calendar The Military Day Holiday is on the 6th of October Islamic New Year’s Eve depends on the Islamic calendar