Luxembourg

Public Holidays and Bank Holidays 2025 2026 2027

Luxembourg : Public Holidays and Bank Holidays 2025 2026 2027

YearDateHoliday
2025Wednesday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Day
2025Monday 21 AprilEaster Monday
2025Thursday 1 MayLabor Day
2025Friday 9 MayEurope Day
2025Thursday 29 MayAscension Day
2025Monday 9 JuneWhit Monday
2025Monday 23 JuneNational Day
2025Friday 15 AugustAssumption Day
2025Saturday 1 NovemberAll Saints' Day
2025Thursday 25 DecemberChristmas Day
2025Friday 26 DecemberSaint Stephen's Day
2026Thursday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Day
2026Monday 6 AprilEaster Monday
2026Friday 1 MayLabor Day
2026Saturday 9 MayEurope Day
2026Thursday 14 MayAscension Day
2026Monday 25 MayWhit Monday
2026Tuesday 23 JuneNational Day
2026Saturday 15 AugustAssumption Day
2026Sunday 1 NovemberAll Saints' Day
2026Friday 25 DecemberChristmas Day
2026Saturday 26 DecemberSaint Stephen's Day
2027Friday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Day
2027Monday 29 MarchEaster Monday
2027Saturday 1 MayLabor Day
2027Thursday 6 MayAscension Day
2027Sunday 9 MayEurope Day
2027Monday 17 MayWhit Monday
2027Wednesday 23 JuneNational Day
2027Sunday 15 AugustAssumption Day
2027Monday 1 NovemberAll Saints' Day
2027Saturday 25 DecemberChristmas Day
2027Sunday 26 DecemberSaint Stephen's Day

Luxembourg

Public Holidays in Luxembourg

Luxembourg observes several public holidays throughout the year, reflecting its rich cultural and religious heritage. These holidays are marked by various traditions, celebrations, and public events, offering citizens time to relax and honor important historical, religious, and social occasions.

  • New Year's Day (January 1st)
    Marks the beginning of the new year, celebrated with fireworks and gatherings. It’s a public holiday where most businesses remain closed.

  • Easter Monday (Date varies)
    A Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. People often attend church services and enjoy family meals.

  • Labor Day (May 1st)
    Also known as International Workers' Day, it honors laborers and the working class. Parades and demonstrations often take place.

  • Europe Day (May 9th)
    Celebrates peace and unity in Europe. In Luxembourg, it is recognized due to the country's role as a founding member of the EU.

  • Ascension Day (Date varies, 40 days after Easter)
    Commemorates Jesus Christ’s ascension to heaven. Observed with church services and often a public holiday.

  • Whit Monday (Date varies, day after Pentecost)
    Marks the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles. Celebrated with church services and family gatherings.

  • National Day (June 23rd)
    Celebrates Luxembourg’s sovereignty and the Grand Duke’s official birthday. Festivities include fireworks, concerts, and parades.

  • Assumption Day (August 15th)
    A Christian holiday honoring the Virgin Mary's assumption into heaven. Marked by religious services.

  • All Saints' Day (November 1st)
    A day to remember all saints and deceased loved ones, often observed by visiting cemeteries and lighting candles.

  • Christmas Day (December 25th)
    Celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. Families gather for festive meals, gift-giving, and church services.

  • Saint Stephen's Day (December 26th)
    Also called Boxing Day in some countries, it commemorates Saint Stephen, the first Christian martyr. It’s a public holiday with family events.

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