How to delete subscribed calendars on iOS 10?

I wanted to delete UK holidays list from my iPhone 7 Plus after upgrade iOS 11, but Apple showing old step. Luckily I found updated guide to remove Calendar Subscription in iOS 11 from this source https://www.howtoisolve.com/how-to-delete-us-holidays-from-iphone-calendar-ipad/

I have no idea. Been trying to get Apple to answer this for 2 years now, and I have that problem on iMac and iPhone. It appears they disabled that feature either on iOS 9 or 10 (not sure on which Mac version) but now if you subscribed to something you are stuck with it

It's a year on and I'm using iOS 11. I find that "Settings > Calendar > Accounts" does not exist; "Settings > Calendar" contains nothing called "Accounts" or anything else concerned with managing subscriptions.

I need to get rid of a subscribed calendar called "JP Holidays" that displays Japanese holidays in English. "Settings > Calendar > Alternate Calendars" has to do with holidays for three other cultures or religions. "Settings > Calendar > Default Calendar" is also a dead end.

I've seen another solution that tells how to "leave" a calendar at icloud.com, but it differs from the actual situation as well. Subscribed calendars do not appear there, and clicking the radar icon does not bring up a "leave" option. Clicking "Edit" does let you delete a calendar. If only JP Holidays were there.

Any help will be much appreciated.

That only fixes those iCloud Calendars. If you look at the screen shot, prior to Apple creating calendar US Holidays you had to link to external calendar (see other). In my case I could turn it off, but for many folks they cannot turn off the calendar based on who they got it from so now they have tons of junk, they need to delete the "other calendar". Prior to iOS 10 you could delete stuff in the "other" category.

For some reason Apple put Birthdays in "other", this comes from the birthdates you add in you Apple Contacts App. So there are people that still want some things in an address book and not in a calendar (I know of one way in Nebraska). He does not want birthdays showing in calendar only in contacts, so he purchase a contacts app from independent vendor because there is no way for him to delete the "birthdays" from the "other" tab in iOS 10.

This is precisely what I was looking for. Thanks for the instruction!

I have No Settings > Calendar > Accounts in iOS 10

In iOS 11 they tell you goto Settings > Accounts & Passwords > Calendar that too is non-existant

On Apple site there is only a way to delete subscribed calendars if you used you Mac to do the subscription. Looks like (i have this issue) if you added the calendar using your OS device you will not see it in iCloud even though iCloud still displays information from that calendar. Even if on your OS device you turn off the calendar the Mac still shows all your info.

On the iOS device Apple left out the DELETE feature in Calendar, so we users are up the creek.

Go into the Settings app, scroll down and tap Calendar, click Accounts on the top and then Subscribed calendars. Go into the calendar you want to delete, and on the bottom is a bright red Delete Account button. 😉

Yeah, I go to Settings>Calendar>Accounts>but there is not a Subscribed Calendars line. I see iCloud and my 2 email accounts and then the Add Account line and below there's only Fetch New Data......Push >

Am I in the wrong place...?

As I discovered it can't be done on your iPhone. I had all sorts of calendar junk on my phone from previous lives that I just could not remove.

iCloud is the problem and the answer.

Connect all your devices first to the cloud and then check your PC.

On my Mac in the calendars app I was able to delete any calendar (even shared ones) and change the names of those I wanted to keep.

So simple and yet not obvious until you start looking outside of your phone.

Hope this helps.

You can do it in the Settings app (not the Calendar app).

Go to Settings > Calendar > Accounts > Subscribed calendars.

Tap the subscribed calendar you wish to delete, scroll down and select Delete account.

I see your iCloud stuff not the Other stuff. Also note I have same version US not French (my screen shot this morning) Believe it not all companies, Samsung included, have different version of software and phone. For example before the iPhone 6S people in Trinidad & Tobago (TT) had to get phone from UK because TMobile UK uses a band that was not included by any company's Unlocked worldwide phones. All the phone in TT came from TMoblibe UK and the network only used that band.

If you took any phone to TT from US you could not get LTE only 3G, if you are lucky. It was a government deal since iPhones in TT sell for over $1,000US and TT government did not want there people getting cheeper phones from family in US.

That is the world of international deals.

My and many others in USA is our version of 10.3.2 does not allow and if I call Apple they will tell me "we are aware of it"

Nope that is the issue with iOS10 you cannot do it in settings there is no subscribed calendars. Apple very aware of this

Well I have just done it this morning so it seems possible to me!

iOS 10.3.2

Screenshot below - in French but big red button 'supprimer le compte' is defo to delete the subscribed calendar...

Can you right click (on a Mac) on the particular subscribed calendar where you will be given the option to unsubscribe? As far as I know, and for me, I have never been able to unsubscribe from a subscribed calendar on my iOS.