Public holidays in Liechtenstein 2029

13 public holidays: 3 on a weekend, 6 bridge days

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Public holidays in Liechtenstein

13 public holidays

1 JanNew Year's Day · Monday
6 JanEpiphany · Saturday
2 AprEaster Monday · Monday
1 MayLabour Day · Tuesday
10 MayAscension Day · Thursday
21 MayPentecost Monday · Monday
31 MayCorpus Christi · Thursday
15 AugNational Day (Assumption) · Wednesday
8 SepNativity of Mary · Saturday
1 NovAll Saints' Day · Thursday
8 DecImmaculate Conception · Saturday
25 DecChristmas Day · Tuesday
26 DecSt. Stephen's Day · Wednesday

Bridge days in Liechtenstein

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

30 April 2029Mondaythe day before Labour Day
11 May 2029Fridaythe day after Ascension Day
1 June 2029Fridaythe day after Corpus Christi
2 November 2029Fridaythe day after All Saints' Day
24 December 2029Mondaythe day before Christmas Day
31 December 2029Mondaythe day before New Year's Day

When to take leave in Liechtenstein

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

1 day of leave5 days off22 December – 26 December 2029
2 days of leave6 days off21 December – 26 December 2029
3 days of leave9 days off22 December – 30 December 2029

Religious holidays and National Day in Liechtenstein

Under Article 37 of the constitution, the Roman Catholic Church is the established state church of Liechtenstein, and statutory public holidays follow the Catholic liturgical calendar. State law designates church holidays and national observances, such as National Day on 15 August (the Feast of the Assumption), as official days of rest.
School holiday schedules are established centrally by government ordinance and align with the liturgical year, including winter sports holidays (Sportferien) and breaks at Christmas and Easter. Primary schools and kindergartens are administered by the municipalities, while secondary schools fall under national administration.