Poland's Constitution Day on May 3rd

Every year on May 3rd, Poland celebrates a local holiday known as Constitution Day. This day commemorates the promulgation of Poland's first constitution on May 3, 1791. This constitution is recognized as the second modern constitution in Europe and the first in the world. Constitution Day is an important national holiday in Poland, marked by various celebrations including parades, concerts, cultural exhibitions, and historical lectures. This significant day symbolizes the Polish people's commitment to democracy and freedom, reflecting Poland's emphasis on the rule of law and democratic principles.