How to delete subscribed calendars on iOS 10?

I believe what you're looking for in iOS 10 is in Settings > Calendar > Accounts, first Unsubscribe to the calendar, then back in the Calendar app, tap the "i" for the offending calendar, and you should now see a Delete Calendar button.

I have not been able to deleting a subscribed Canadian Holidays Calendar in iOS10.

I have deleted it from my Mac, but have had no luck deleting it from my iPhone. It is listed in the Other section of the calendar, not the iCloud or Facebook section.

There is no delete button in Calendars App and the calendar I want to delete does not appear in the main Settings/Calendar/Accounts area.

Any ideas?

The problem is that the calendar I want to delete doesn't appear on the list of calendars at Settings/Calendars or in the list of accounts at Settings/Calendar/Accounts. I can't imagine that we would have to use a Mac that's set up to sync in order to delete unwanted calendars. I do have a Mac, but at this point I want an iOS solution as a matter of principle!!

Followup question: the subscribed calendar I want to delete is a calendar of a subset of world cup races put out the racing organizer, and I subscribed by clicking on a link they provided for that specific calendar. Problem is that the unwanted calendar is burying three other calendars from that organization.

I'm just trying to avoid having to paw through the next four months of my calendar to click on each of the 70 or so events I want to delete, so any help would be great.

If it's showing in "Other" untick it — if it's not you should be able to delete it.

Delete it through the actual Calendar app. TAp on calendar at bottom of screen > edit > [select calendar, scroll up] delete.

Please note: The Delete button does not exist for "Other" calendars in iOS 10. Apple developers have overlooked this.

As Dawiese noted:

dawieseDec 24, 2016 12:38 PM in response to picas

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Dec 24, 2016 12:38 PM in response to picas

"Please note: The Delete button does not exist for "Other" calendars in iOS 10. Apple developers have overlooked this. "

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It's one of hundreds of small irritations, glitches, etc. that need fixing in the iOS and Mac Os.

Seeing something that says "Subscribed" without any way of "Unsubscribing" is illogical. In this era, it's also unnerving as it seems as if a 3rd party has taken control of the iOS device.

On the Mac, it even had a WiFi signal next to it! Fortunately, control-clicking that one does permit deletion (or was it unchecking that worked?). Seems there is no easy way of getting it back even if one wanted to! (I was hoping to test which method vanquished it!)

I tried all the published solutions to similar problems, including command-delete, no luck. Then I tried opening iCal on my iPhone and deleting the subscribed calendar there instead. Worked instantly across all platforms! Go figure.

I'm on an iPhone 6, IOS 10.2.1, and there are no Subscribed Calendars displayed on my Calendar Accounts list...

Exactly, there's no subscribed calendars...

I found it on iOS 10. Go to Settings>Calendars>Accounts>Subscribed Calendars.

Easy to figure out from there

There's no subscribed calendars under accounts...

Really? Hmm. I see it

For iOS 10 that should be right. For older iOS I'm told it was in mail area. They moved it.