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Catalonia public holidays 2027: official dates, long weekends and days to take off

The 12 official 2027 holidays, the long weekends the calendar creates, and which days of leave go furthest. With a calendar file to download.

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Catalonia's official 2027 public holiday calendar has been published. It sets 12 holidays for Catalonia, and each municipality adds two local holidays of its own.

For people who normally work Monday to Friday, the calendar creates several useful opportunities. Easter already produces a four-day break, and a single day of leave in June, October or December can create a four- or five-day one.

Key facts

Year
2027
Catalonia-wide holidays
12
Local holidays
2 per municipality
Best one-day bridge
7 December
Aran exception
Yes — 29 March is replaced
Last verified
24 September 2026

Official Catalonia public holidays in 2027

The official calendar lists these twelve dates:

Public holidays in Catalonia, 2027
DateDayHoliday
1 JanuaryFridayNew Year's Day
6 JanuaryWednesdayEpiphany
26 MarchFridayGood Friday
29 MarchMondayEaster Monday
1 MaySaturdayLabour Day
24 JuneThursdaySant Joan (St John's Day)
11 SeptemberSaturdayNational Day of Catalonia
12 OctoberTuesdayNational Day of Spain
1 NovemberMondayAll Saints' Day
6 DecemberMondayConstitution Day
8 DecemberWednesdayImmaculate Conception
25 DecemberSaturdayChristmas Day

Source: Order EMT/52/2026 of 25 March (DOGC 9637, 1 April 2026). Each municipality adds two local holidays on top of these.

Which holidays fall on a Saturday?

Three of the twelve fall on a Saturday in 2027: 1 May, 11 September and 25 December.

For someone on a conventional Monday-to-Friday schedule, these do not by themselves add another weekday off. Actual working calendars differ depending on shifts, collective agreements and employer arrangements.

The best long weekends in 2027

Everything below assumes a conventional Monday-to-Friday working week. It is not a universal rule: shifts, collective agreements and company calendars can change it entirely.

Easter

Leave used
None
Consecutive days off
4 days · 26 March – 29 March

Good Friday falls on a Friday and Easter Monday on a Monday, so the four days join up on their own.

The December bridge

Leave used
7 December
Consecutive days off
5 days · 4 December – 8 December

6 December falls on a Monday and 8 December on a Wednesday. Taking only Tuesday the 7th joins five days.

Sant Joan

Leave used
25 June
Consecutive days off
4 days · 24 June – 27 June

Sant Joan falls on a Thursday. With Friday the 25th booked, the break runs to Sunday.

12 October

Leave used
11 October
Consecutive days off
4 days · 9 October – 12 October

12 October falls on a Tuesday. Taking Monday the 11th starts the break on Saturday.

All Saints

Leave used
None
Consecutive days off
3 days · 30 October – 1 November

1 November falls on a Monday, so the weekend extends without using any leave.

New Year and Epiphany

Leave used
4 January, 5 January
Consecutive days off
6 days · 1 January – 6 January

New Year falls on a Friday and Epiphany on a Wednesday. With the 4th and 5th booked, the week is whole.

The long December

Leave used
7 December, 9 December, 10 December
Consecutive days off
9 days · 4 December – 12 December

Adding the 9th and 10th to the short bridge, three days of leave cover nine consecutive days.

The long January

Leave used
4 January, 5 January, 7 January, 8 January
Consecutive days off
10 days · 1 January – 10 January

Four days of leave at the start of January give ten consecutive days off.

Which days of leave go furthest

What each day of leave buys
Leave usedDays to bookConsecutive days off
NoneEaster4 days
NoneAll Saints3 days
1 day7 December5 days
1 day25 June4 days
1 day11 October4 days
2 days4 January, 5 January6 days
3 days7 December, 9 December, 10 December9 days
4 days4 January, 5 January, 7 January, 8 January10 days

CatalunyaInfo editorial calculations based on the official calendar, assuming a Monday-to-Friday week. They are not a substitute for your employer's working calendar or collective agreement, and booking a day of leave is not the same as having it approved.

Barcelona's local holidays in 2027

The twelve Catalonia-wide dates are not the whole calendar: every municipality adds two local holidays. Barcelona has officially approved its two.

  • 17 May (Monday) — Whit Monday (Pasqua Granada)
  • 24 September (Friday) — La Mercè

Both fall on a Monday or a Friday, creating natural three-day weekends for many Monday-to-Friday workers.

If you work elsewhere in Catalonia, check the two local holidays set by that municipality. We do not guess at them.

The Aran exception

The calendar works differently in Aran. 29 March, Easter Monday, is replaced by 17 June, the Festa d'Aran, which falls on a Thursday in 2027.

It is a substitution, not an extra holiday. Some of the combinations above therefore do not apply in the same way there.

Add the holidays to your calendar

Public holidays in Catalonia, 2027

The file contains only the twelve official Catalonia-wide holidays. It does not include local holidays or the suggested days of leave: those are editorial recommendations, not public holidays.

2027

  1. New Year's DayCatalunya
  2. EpiphanyCatalunya
  3. Good FridayCatalunya
  4. Easter MondayCatalunya
  5. Labour DayCatalunya
  6. Sant Joan (St John's Day)Catalunya
  7. National Day of CataloniaCatalunya
  8. National Day of SpainCatalunya
  9. All Saints' DayCatalunya
  10. Constitution DayCatalunya
  11. Immaculate ConceptionCatalunya
  12. Christmas DayCatalunya

Downloads an .ics file you can open in Google Calendar, Outlook or your phone's calendar.

Dates transcribed from Order EMT/52/2026, verified on 24 September 2026.

Save this guide

We will keep this page at the same address and update it if anything official changes, or once the local calendars are complete. There will be no new URL to find next year.

Once you know which days you have: what's on this weekend, twelve day trips by train and ten that are not Montserrat.

Sources

This page cites official and primary sources. If you spot an error, let us know.

  1. Ordre EMT/52/2026, de 25 de març — calendari oficial de festes laborals a Catalunya per al 2027Departament d'Empresa i Treball, Generalitat de Catalunya
  2. Calendari oficial de festes laborals a Catalunya 2027 — Portal JurídicGeneralitat de Catalunya
  3. Festes estatals i autonòmiques a Catalunya i locals a Barcelona al 2027Ajuntament de Barcelona

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