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Public holidays, regional holidays, long weekends and bridge days for 54 countries in Europe, the United States and Canada, with the source of every date.

Is today a public holiday in United Kingdom?

No, not today.

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No country in our coverage has a national public holiday today.

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Long weekends and bridge days 2026

Most long weekends in 2026: Albania (10), United States (8), Vatican City (8), Gibraltar (7), Hungary (7), Ireland (7).

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What is the difference between a public holiday and a non-working day?

A public holiday is a day set by law or government, usually with the day off for most employees. A non-working day is any day you are not expected to work: public holidays, weekends, bank holidays, regional holidays or days given in place of one. Each country page keeps them apart.

Are regional holidays included?

Yes. Many countries have days that apply only in some regions (Spanish autonomous communities, German states, Portuguese districts and municipalities, US states, Canadian provinces). Each country page lists them with the regions where they apply, and the larger ones have a page per region.

Where do the dates come from?

From the open-source python-holidays project, which follows each country's laws and official calendars, then checked against official government sources for the countries marked as verified. The Sources page shows what was checked, when.

Why are some dates marked estimated?

Holidays that follow the Islamic, Jewish or other lunar calendars are confirmed only shortly before, after the moon is sighted or the authority announces them. Until then the date is calculated and can move by a day.