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Spain public holidays 2027: national and regional calendar

In 2027 Spain has 9 public holidays common to the whole country, and each region adds its own up to a maximum of twelve, plus two local ones per town. Choose your region to see its holidays, the weekday of each one and its long weekends.

Source: BOE of 13 October 2026. Last reviewed 16 October 2026.

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The national public holidays of 2027

These 9 days are public holidays across Spain, according to the resolution published in the BOE on 13 October 2026:

DateDayHoliday
1 JanuaryFridayNew Year’s Day
6 JanuaryWednesdayEpiphany
26 MarchFridayGood Friday
1 MaySaturdayLabour Day
12 OctoberTuesdaySpain’s National Day
1 NovemberMondayAll Saints’ Day
6 DecemberMondayConstitution Day
8 DecemberWednesdayImmaculate Conception
25 DecemberSaturdayChristmas Day

Falling on a Saturday, so not moved: Labour Day (1 May) and Christmas Day (25 December).

15 August falls on a Sunday: Andalusia, Aragon, Asturias, the Canary Islands, Castile and León and the Community of Madrid move the day off to Monday 16 August, and in the other regions that Monday is a working day.

2027 at a glance

Each region’s public holidays in 2027

On top of the 9 common ones, each region has these. Click yours to see its full calendar.

RegionRegional holidays
AndalusiaMonday 1 March: Andalusia Day (moved from Sunday 28 February)
Thursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 16 August: Monday after Assumption Day
AragonThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Friday 23 April: St George’s Day, Aragon Day
Monday 16 August: Monday after Assumption Day
AsturiasThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 16 August: Monday after Assumption Day
Wednesday 8 September: Asturias Day
Balearic IslandsMonday 1 March: Balearic Islands Day
Thursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 29 March: Easter Monday
Canary IslandsThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 16 August: Monday after Assumption Day
Plus one holiday per island
CantabriaThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Wednesday 28 July: Cantabria Institutions Day
Wednesday 15 September: La Bien Aparecida (patron of Cantabria)
Castile-La ManchaThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Thursday 27 May: Corpus Christi
Monday 31 May: Castile-La Mancha Day
Castile and LeónThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Friday 23 April: Castile and León Day
Monday 16 August: Monday after Assumption Day
CataloniaMonday 29 March: Easter Monday
Thursday 24 June: St John’s Day
Saturday 11 September: National Day of Catalonia
ExtremaduraThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Wednesday 8 September: Extremadura Day
Monday 11 October: Assumption Day rest (15 August)
GaliciaFriday 19 March: St Joseph’s Day
Thursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 17 May: Galician Literature Day
Community of MadridFriday 19 March: St Joseph’s Day
Thursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 16 August: Monday after Assumption Day
Region of MurciaFriday 19 March: St Joseph’s Day
Thursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Wednesday 9 June: Region of Murcia Day
NavarreFriday 19 March: St Joseph’s Day
Thursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 29 March: Easter Monday
Friday 3 December: St Francis Xavier, Navarre Day (local holiday across Navarre)
Basque CountryThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 29 March: Easter Monday
Thursday 7 October: Anniversary of the first Basque Government
La RiojaThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 29 March: Easter Monday
Wednesday 9 June: La Rioja Day
Valencian CommunityFriday 19 March: St Joseph’s Day
Monday 29 March: Easter Monday
Saturday 9 October: Valencian Community Day
CeutaThursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 17 May: Eid al-Adha
Thursday 5 August: Our Lady of Africa
MelillaWednesday 10 March: Eid al-Fitr
Thursday 25 March: Maundy Thursday
Monday 17 May: Eid al-Adha

In the Canary Islands there is also one holiday per island: Tenerife (2 February, Our Lady of Candelaria), La Palma (5 August, Our Lady of the Snows), Gran Canaria (8 September, Our Lady of the Pine), Lanzarote and La Graciosa (15 September, Our Lady of the Volcanoes), Fuerteventura (17 September, Our Lady of La Peña), El Hierro (24 September, Our Lady of the Kings) and La Gomera (4 October, Our Lady of Guadalupe).

  • Canary Islands: Canary Islands Day, 30 May, falls on a Sunday and does not move.
  • Catalonia: In Aran, Easter Monday (29 March) is replaced by 17 June, Aran Day. St Stephen’s Day, 26 December, falls on a Sunday in 2027 and is not moved.
  • Galicia: 25 July, Galicia’s National Day, falls on a Sunday in 2027 and is not moved.
  • Community of Madrid: 2 May, the Community of Madrid’s own day, falls on a Sunday in 2027 and is not moved.
  • Navarre: 3 December, St Francis Xavier, is a local holiday across the whole region, so each town council only sets the second one.

Long weekends in 2027 across Spain

The long weekends left by the national holidays. Each region adds those left by its own, and they are on its page.

Without using any leave

  • 3 days, from Friday 1 January to Sunday 3 January
  • 3 days, from Friday 26 March to Sunday 28 March
  • 3 days, from Saturday 30 October to Monday 1 November
  • 3 days, from Saturday 4 December to Monday 6 December

With one day of leave

  • 4 days, from Saturday 9 October to Tuesday 12 October, taking Monday 11 October off
  • 5 days, from Saturday 4 December to Wednesday 8 December, taking Tuesday 7 December off

Every region’s long weekends in 2027

How many public holidays there are and who sets them

The Workers’ Statute sets a maximum of fourteen public holidays a year, paid and not to be made up (article 37.2). Twelve are set by the state and each region, and two by each town council.

Some are the same across Spain, such as New Year’s Day, Good Friday, 1 May, 12 October or Christmas Day. Others can be swapped by each region for a holiday of its own: 6 January, Maundy Thursday and St Joseph’s or St James’ Day. And when a national holiday falls on a Sunday, each region decides whether the day off moves to Monday or is swapped for another holiday. That is why every region has its own calendar.

Each employee gets the holidays of where their workplace is, not those of the company’s head office: a company with offices in two regions has two calendars and, with local holidays, one per town.

Local holidays

Each town also has up to two local holidays, usually its patron saint festivities. The town council proposes them and the regional or provincial gazette publishes them: check them before closing leave or rotas.

Frequently asked questions

  • Up to fourteen in each town: the 9 common to the whole country, each region’s own up to twelve, and two local ones. The common ones are 1 January (New Year’s Day), 6 January (Epiphany), 26 March (Good Friday), 1 May (Labour Day), 12 October (Spain’s National Day), 1 November (All Saints’ Day), 6 December (Constitution Day), 8 December (Immaculate Conception) and 25 December (Christmas Day).

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