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Public Holidays in Austria 2026 – Catholic, National & Public Holidays

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Public Holidays in Austria 2026 – Catholic, National & Public Holidays

Austria has 13 nationwide statutory public holidays in 2026. The dates include fixed calendar holidays and Christian holidays whose dates change each year.

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Public holidays in Austria in 2026

Austria’s federal public holiday list includes New Year’s Day, Epiphany, Easter Monday, Labour Day, Ascension Day, Whit Monday, Corpus Christi, Assumption of Mary, National Day, All Saints’ Day, Immaculate Conception, Christmas Day and St. Stephen’s Day.

Nationwide and regional holidays

The dates above are nationwide statutory public holidays. Some Austrian states also observe regional holidays, which are not included in the national calendar.

Good Friday is not a nationwide statutory public holiday in Austria. It may still be observed by some communities or workplaces.

Frequently asked questions

How many nationwide public holidays does Austria have in 2026?

Austria has 13 nationwide statutory public holidays in 2026.

What is Austria’s country code?

Austria’s ISO alpha-2 country code is AT.

Is Good Friday a public holiday in Austria?

Good Friday is not a nationwide statutory public holiday in Austria.

Are regional holidays included in the national list?

No. The table includes nationwide statutory holidays. Some states have additional regional observances.

Do Austrian public holidays move to a weekday when they fall on a weekend?

The nationwide calendar lists the statutory dates. It does not add a general substitute weekday when a holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday.

Which holidays in Austria have dates that change each year?

Easter Monday, Ascension Day, Whit Monday and Corpus Christi are tied to the Easter calendar, so their dates change from year to year.

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