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Public holidays, market closures and deadlines for Spain, with the evidence behind each date and the day it was last checked.

71
Observances
28
Subdivisions
1
Exchange
1
Calendar system

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01:49 local time in Spain Working day Last: Labour Day, 1 May 2026 · 98 days ago

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Spain public holidays in 2026

11 national closures in 2026, of 71 observances held for the country. Subdivisions and the observed-but-open layer are not counted here.

DateObservanceEvidence
1 January 2026New Year's DayVerified
6 January 2026EpiphanyVerified
2 April 2026Maundy ThursdayVerified
3 April 2026Good FridayVerified
1 May 2026Labour DayVerified
15 August 2026AssumptionVerified
12 October 2026National DayVerified
2 November 2026All Saints' DayVerified
7 December 2026Constitution DayVerified
8 December 2026Immaculate ConceptionVerified
25 December 2026Christmas DayVerified

Long weekends in Spain, 2026

8 runs of three days or more, including the ones you only get by taking a single bridge day off. Weekends and national closures only.

WhenLengthBecause ofLeave
1 Jan – 4 Jan4 daysNew Year's Daytake Fri 2 Jan
3 Jan – 6 Jan4 daysEpiphanytake Mon 5 Jan
2 Apr – 5 Apr4 daysMaundy Thursday, Good Fridayno leave needed
1 May – 3 May3 daysLabour Dayno leave needed
10 Oct – 12 Oct3 daysNational Dayno leave needed
31 Oct – 2 Nov3 daysAll Saints' Dayno leave needed
5 Dec – 8 Dec4 daysConstitution Day, Immaculate Conceptionno leave needed
25 Dec – 27 Dec3 daysChristmas Dayno leave needed

Next in each subdivision

24 subdivisions of Spain keep dates the national calendar does not. The next one in each is below — the full calendars are in the API.

SubdivisionNextObservance
Andalucía28 February 2027Andalusia Day
Aragón22 January 2027St Vincent's Day
Asturias8 September 2026Asturias Day
Barcelona24 September 2026La Mercè
Bilbao31 July 2027St Ignatius
Canarias30 May 2027Canary Islands Day
Cantabria28 July 2027Cantabria Institutions Day
Castilla y León23 April 2027Castilla
Castilla-La Mancha27 May 2027Corpus Christi
Catalunya11 September 2026National Day
Ceuta2 September 2026Ceuta Day
Comunidad de Madrid19 March 2027St Joseph's Day
Comunitat Valenciana9 October 2026Valencian Community Day
Extremadura8 September 2026Extremadura Day
Galicia24 June 2027St John's Day
La Rioja19 March 2027St Joseph's Day
Madrid15 May 2027St Isidore's Day
Melilla17 September 2026Melilla Day
Murcia19 March 2027St Joseph's Day
Málaga8 September 2026Our Lady
Navarra3 December 2026Navarra Day (St Francis Xavier)
Pamplona29 November 2026St Saturninus
País Vasco29 March 2027Easter Monday
Seville30 May 2027St Ferdinand's Day

How Spain keeps time

Observances71 across the national calendar and 26 subdivisions
Evidence58 verified · 13 corroborated · 0 compiled, from 29 named sources
LanguagesArabic, ast, Catalan, English, Spanish, Basque, Galician
Calendar systemsgregorian
ExchangesXMAD
Last reviewed2026-08-03

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