Public Holidays in Monaco 2026
13 listed public holiday dates in 2026
Monaco's official holiday calendar is Catholic in character and also includes Saint Devota's Day and Sovereign Prince's Day.
Monaco Public Holidays 2026
| Date | Day | Holiday |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 1 | Thursday | New Year's Day |
| Jan 27 | Tuesday | Saint Devota's Day |
| Apr 6 | Monday | Easter Monday |
| May 1 | Friday | Labour Day |
| May 14 | Thursday | Ascension Day |
| May 25 | Monday | Whit Monday |
| Jun 4 | Thursday | Corpus Christi |
| Aug 15 | Saturday | Assumption Day |
| Nov 1 | Sunday | All Saints' Day |
| Nov 2 | Monday | All Saints' Day holiday Observed |
| Nov 19 | Thursday | Sovereign Prince's Day |
| Dec 8 | Tuesday | Immaculate Conception |
| Dec 25 | Friday | Christmas Day |
The 2026 dates follow Monaco's official circular. 2027 dates follow the established statutory calendar and should be checked against the final annual circular.
Saint Devota and the Sovereign Prince 2026
Saint Devota's Day on 27 January honors Monaco's patron saint. Sovereign Prince's Day is fixed on 19 November.
Holiday Rules in Monaco
The Journal de Monaco publishes the official annual list of paid non-working days. When certain holidays fall on Sunday, an observed Monday may be formally listed.
Monaco Holiday Calendar: What to Know
- Saint Devota's Day is 27 January.
- Sovereign Prince's Day is 19 November.
- The official annual list is published in the Journal de Monaco.
- Monaco uses the euro.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Monaco's National Day?
Sovereign Prince's Day, the national celebration, is 19 November.
Why is 2 November listed in 2026?
The official 2026 circular moves All Saints' Day from Sunday 1 November to Monday 2 November.
Is Corpus Christi a public holiday?
Yes. It is one of Monaco's paid public holidays.
Does Monaco use daylight saving time?
Yes. It follows Central European seasonal time changes.
Sources & methodology
View sources used for this page
Official 2026 legal paid-holiday circular.
Independent calendar cross-check used for date, weekday and observed-day review. Government notices and statutory rules take precedence where they differ.
Source hierarchy: government, statutory or institutional material is the primary reference. Timeanddate is retained only as an independent cross-check; later official declarations take precedence.