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Public holidays 2026 · Vatican City
Next public holiday: Immaculate Conception, Tuesday, December 8. Long weekends
National holidays 2026
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of GodJan 1
Thursday
EpiphanyJan 6
Tuesday
Anniversary of the foundation of Vatican CityFeb 11
Wednesday
Anniversary of the election of Pope FrancisMar 13
Friday
Saint Joseph's DayMar 19
Thursday
Easter MondayApr 6
Monday
Saint GeorgeApr 23
Thursday
Saint Joseph the WorkerMay 1
Friday
Saint Peter and Saint PaulJun 29
Monday
Assumption DayAug 15
Saturday
Nativity of MarySep 8
Tuesday
All Saints DayNov 1
Sunday
Immaculate ConceptionDec 8
Tuesday
Christmas DayDec 25
Friday
St. Stephen's DayDec 26
Saturday
Long weekends 2026
Jan 1 – Jan 4
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysJan 3 – Jan 6
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysMar 13 – Mar 153 days
Mar 19 – Mar 22
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysApr 4 – Apr 63 days
Apr 23 – Apr 26
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysMay 1 – May 33 days
Jun 27 – Jun 293 days
Sep 5 – Sep 8
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysDec 5 – Dec 8
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysDec 25 – Dec 273 days
National holidays 2027
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of GodJan 1
Friday
EpiphanyJan 6
Wednesday
Anniversary of the foundation of Vatican CityFeb 11
Thursday
Anniversary of the election of Pope FrancisMar 13
Saturday
Saint Joseph's DayMar 19
Friday
Easter MondayMar 29
Monday
Saint GeorgeApr 23
Friday
Saint Joseph the WorkerMay 1
Saturday
Saint Peter and Saint PaulJun 29
Tuesday
Assumption DayAug 15
Sunday
Nativity of MarySep 8
Wednesday
All Saints DayNov 1
Monday
Immaculate ConceptionDec 8
Wednesday
Christmas DayDec 25
Saturday
St. Stephen's DayDec 26
Sunday
Questions and answers
When is the next public holiday?
Immaculate Conception: Tuesday, December 8, 2026.
How many public holidays are there this year?
National holidays: 15 (2026).
Where do the holiday dates come from?
From Nager.Date, an open-source database of public holidays. Dates can change by government decision, so check official announcements for important plans.
Source: Nager.Date (MIT). Holiday names are shown as published by the source.