Daylight saving time
When the clocks go forward one hour (summer time) and back one hour (winter time), under the current European rules.
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Next events
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Winter time: clocks go back 1 hour
Sunday 25 October 2026, 02:00
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Summer time: clocks go forward 1 hour
Sunday 28 March 2027, 03:00
All events
October 2026
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Winter time: clocks go back 1 hour Sunday 25 October, 02:00
At 3 am the clocks go back one hour to 2 am. The night is one hour longer.
March 2027
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Summer time: clocks go forward 1 hour Sunday 28 March, 03:00
At 2 am the clocks go forward one hour to 3 am. The night is one hour shorter.
October 2027
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Winter time: clocks go back 1 hour Sunday 31 October, 02:00
At 3 am the clocks go back one hour to 2 am. The night is one hour longer.
March 2028
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Summer time: clocks go forward 1 hour Sunday 26 March, 03:00
At 2 am the clocks go forward one hour to 3 am. The night is one hour shorter.
October 2028
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Winter time: clocks go back 1 hour Sunday 29 October, 02:00
At 3 am the clocks go back one hour to 2 am. The night is one hour longer.
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