Public Holidays in Spain 2026
10 listed public holiday dates in 2026
Spain's labour calendar has a national layer plus autonomous-community and local holidays, so no single table captures every worker's full annual calendar.
Spain Public Holidays 2026
| Date | Day | Holiday |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 1 | Thursday | New Year's Day |
| Jan 6 | Tuesday | Epiphany |
| Apr 3 | Friday | Good Friday |
| May 1 | Friday | Labour Day |
| Aug 15 | Saturday | Assumption Day |
| Oct 12 | Monday | National Day |
| Nov 1 | Sunday | All Saints' Day |
| Dec 6 | Sunday | Constitution Day |
| Dec 8 | Tuesday | Immaculate Conception |
| Dec 25 | Friday | Christmas Day |
* The final 2027 national and autonomous-community matrix should be checked against the BOE publication.
National and Regional Layers 2026
The BOE publishes the complete 2026 matrix for all autonomous communities. This page keeps the broadly nationwide dates and explains that regional replacements add or substitute holidays.
Holiday Rules in Spain
Autonomous communities may substitute certain national dates and municipalities add up to two local holidays.
Spain Holiday Calendar: What to Know
- National Day is 12 October.
- Regional calendars materially differ.
- Municipalities add local holidays.
- The BOE publishes the official annual matrix.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every region in Spain have the same holidays?
No.
When is Spain National Day?
12 October.
Are local holidays included?
No, municipalities add their own dates.
Why is 2027 Epiphany marked provisional?
The final national/regional BOE matrix should be checked.
Sources & methodology
View sources used for this page
Official Ministry of Labour resolution publishing the 2026 national and regional labour-holiday calendar.
Independent calendar cross-check used for date, weekday and observed-day review. Government notices and statutory rules take precedence where they differ.
Source hierarchy: statutory, government or institutional material is used first where available. Timeanddate is retained only as an independent cross-check; later official declarations take precedence.