España tiene festivos diferentes según dónde vivas. Consulta todos los festivos nacionales y autonómicos de tu comunidad - y compáralos con otras regiones.
vs
12
Total de festivos
8
Entre semana
4
Puentes
4
Por venir
4
Caen en fin de semana
Próximo festivo
All Saints' Day
Todos los Santos - Sunday, 1 Nov 2026
10
días restantes
January
1Jan
New Year's DayNacional
Año Nuevo - Thursday
6Jan
Epiphany / Three KingsNacional
Epifanía del Señor - Tuesday
April
2Apr
Holy ThursdayAutonómico
Jueves Santo - Thursday
3Apr
Good FridayNacional
Viernes Santo - Friday
May
1May
Labour DayNacional
Fiesta del Trabajo - Friday
2May
Madrid DayAutonómicoFin de semana
Día de la Comunidad de Madrid - Saturday
August
15Aug
Assumption of MaryNacionalFin de semana
Asunción de la Virgen - Saturday
October
12Oct
Spanish National DayNacional
Fiesta Nacional de España - Monday
November
1Nov
All Saints' DayNacionalFin de semanaSiguiente
Todos los Santos - Sunday
December
6Dec
Constitution DayNacionalFin de semana
Día de la Constitución - Sunday
8Dec
Immaculate ConceptionNacional
Inmaculada Concepción - Tuesday
25Dec
Christmas DayNacional
Navidad - Friday
Este calendario muestra los festivos nacionales y autonómicos. No incluye las fiestas locales municipales, que añaden 1-2 días extra y varían según el municipio. Las fechas se basan en las publicaciones oficiales del BOE y pueden estar sujetas a cambios.
Frequently Asked Questions
Public holidays in Spain
How many public holidays are there in Spain?
Spain has 10 national public holidays that apply across the entire country. Each autonomous community then adds 2-4 regional holidays, bringing the typical total to 12-14 per year. On top of this, each municipality can declare up to 2 local holidays (fiestas locales), which aren't shown here as they vary by town.
Do holidays differ between regions?
Yes, significantly. While the 10 national holidays are the same everywhere, regional holidays vary by autonomous community. For example, Cataluña celebrates Sant Jordi and La Diada, while Andalucía has Día de Andalucía. Some communities get Easter Monday, others get Holy Thursday. This means a public holiday in Barcelona might be a normal working day in Madrid and vice versa.
What happens when a holiday falls on a weekend?
Unlike some countries, Spain does not automatically move holidays to the nearest Monday when they fall on a weekend. The holiday is simply "lost." However, the government can occasionally transfer a national holiday to a Monday to create a long weekend (known as a puente). This is decided on a year-by-year basis and published in the BOE (Official State Gazette).
What is a "puente" in Spain?
A puente (bridge) is when a public holiday falls on a Tuesday or Thursday, and many Spaniards take the Monday or Friday off to create a 4-day weekend. While the "bridge day" isn't officially a holiday, it's extremely common for businesses to close or for employees to use a vacation day. If you're planning meetings or appointments around these dates, expect reduced availability.
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