Public and school holidays in Vorarlberg 2028

13 public holidays: 1 on a weekend, 5 bridge days

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Public holidays in Vorarlberg

13 public holidays

1 JanNew Year's Day · Saturday
6 JanEpiphany · Thursday
17 AprEaster Monday · Monday
1 MayLabour Day · Monday
25 MayAscension Day · Thursday
5 JunPentecost Monday · Monday
15 JunCorpus Christi · Thursday
15 AugAssumption Day · Tuesday
26 OctNational Day · Thursday
1 NovAll Saints' Day · Wednesday
8 DecImmaculate Conception · Friday
25 DecChristmas Day · Monday
26 DecSt Stephen's Day · Tuesday

Bridge days in Vorarlberg

One day of leave, four days off — outlined in dashed red in the calendar.

7 January 2028Fridaythe day after Epiphany
26 May 2028Fridaythe day after Ascension Day
16 June 2028Fridaythe day after Corpus Christi
14 August 2028Mondaythe day before Assumption Day
27 October 2028Fridaythe day after National Day

When to take leave in Vorarlberg

What one, two or three days of leave get you:

1 day of leave5 days off22 December – 26 December 2028
2 days of leave6 days off21 December – 26 December 2028
3 days of leave9 days off23 December – 31 December 2028

School holidays in Vorarlberg

Every holiday period with its dates and length.

Christmas Holidays14 days24 December 2027 – 6 January 2028
Semester Holidays6 days14 February – 19 February 2028
Easter Holidays10 days8 April – 17 April 2028
Pentecost Holidays3 days3 June – 5 June 2028
Summer Holidays65 days8 July – 10 September 2028
Autumn Holidays5 days27 October – 31 October 2028
All Souls' Day1 day2 November – 2 November 2028
Christmas Holidays14 days24 December 2028 – 6 January 2029

Josefitag and Funkensonntag in Vorarlberg

In Vorarlberg, Josefitag (19 March) honours the state's patron saint, Saint Joseph, with schools and state government offices closed.
Austria's westernmost province maintains its Alemannic traditions: on Funkensonntag (the first Sunday of Lent), towering bonfires (Funkenfeuer) are lit and glowing wooden discs are hurled into the night (Scheibenschlagen) to drive away winter. The semester break takes place in the second week of February.