Public holidays in Luxembourg 2026 and 2027

TL;DR

Luxembourg has 11 public holidays in both 2026 and 2027 on the official list we publish. In 2026, four fall on a Monday or Friday, next to a weekend, and four on a Saturday or Sunday. Below: every date with its weekday, and how busy each holiday month was in 2025.

Every public holiday, 2026 and 2027

The list as we publish it on our Luxembourg page, copied from the official source below. The weekday is worked out from the date.

2026

Public holidays in 2026
DateHolidayLocal name
Thu 1 January 2026New Year's DayNouvel An
Mon 6 April 2026Easter MondayLundi de Pâques
Fri 1 May 2026Labour DayPremier Mai
Sat 9 May 2026Europe Dayla Journée de l'Europe
Thu 14 May 2026Ascension DayAscension
Mon 25 May 2026Whit MondayLundi de Pentecôte
Tue 23 June 2026National DayFête nationale
Sat 15 August 2026AssumptionAssomption
Sun 1 November 2026All Saints' DayToussaint
Fri 25 December 2026Christmas DayNoël
Sat 26 December 2026St Stephen's DaySaint Étienne

2027

Public holidays in 2027
DateHolidayLocal name
Fri 1 January 2027New Year's DayNouvel An
Mon 29 March 2027Easter MondayLundi de Pâques
Sat 1 May 2027Labour DayPremier Mai
Thu 6 May 2027Ascension DayAscension
Sun 9 May 2027Europe Dayla Journée de l'Europe
Mon 17 May 2027Whit MondayLundi de Pentecôte
Wed 23 June 2027National DayFête nationale
Sun 15 August 2027AssumptionAssomption
Mon 1 November 2027All Saints' DayToussaint
Sat 25 December 2027Christmas DayNoël
Sun 26 December 2027St Stephen's DaySaint Étienne

Which holidays fall next to a weekend?

2026. On a Monday or Friday: Easter Monday (Monday 6 April), Labour Day (Friday 1 May), Whit Monday (Monday 25 May), Christmas Day (Friday 25 December). On a Saturday or Sunday: Europe Day (Saturday 9 May), Assumption (Saturday 15 August), All Saints' Day (Sunday 1 November), St Stephen's Day (Saturday 26 December).

2027. On a Monday or Friday: New Year's Day (Friday 1 January), Easter Monday (Monday 29 March), Whit Monday (Monday 17 May), All Saints' Day (Monday 1 November). On a Saturday or Sunday: Labour Day (Saturday 1 May), Europe Day (Sunday 9 May), Assumption (Sunday 15 August), Christmas Day (Saturday 25 December), St Stephen's Day (Sunday 26 December).

How busy were the holiday months in 2025?

Each month's share of Luxembourg's tourist nights (Eurostat, 2025), as on our Luxembourg page, next to the 2026 holidays in that month. The figures do not show that holidays make a month busier or quieter, so we do not say they do.

Holiday months in 2026 and their share of 2025
MonthHolidays in 2026Share of 2025
JanuaryNew Year's Day4.1%
AprilEaster Monday8.4%
MayLabour Day, Europe Day, Ascension Day, Whit Monday10.6%
JuneNational Day11.1%
AugustAssumption15.5%
NovemberAll Saints' Day5.1%
DecemberChristmas Day, St Stephen's Day5.4%

What this list covers

National holidays only, as listed on our Luxembourg page; regional and local holidays are not included unless that page says so. Whether a holiday is a day off can depend on the employer or the job. For every country in one place, see the holiday calendar, which also shows school holidays where we publish them.

Key takeaways

  • Luxembourg: 11 public holidays in both 2026 and 2027 on the official list we publish.
  • In 2026, four fall on a Monday or Friday and four on a Saturday or Sunday.
  • Regional and local holidays are not included; check the official source for the latest list.

Sources

Dates copied from the official source our country page cites; weekdays worked out from the dates. See how we research.

  1. Public holidays: Government of Luxembourg, Jours fériés légaux au Luxembourg. Read it. Accessed 23 September 2026.
  2. Source: Eurostat, Nights spent at tourist accommodation establishments – monthly data, doi:10.2908/TOUR_OCC_NIM, accessed 25 September 2026. Dataset last updated by Eurostat on 22 September 2026. Extract: number of nights, NACE codes I55.1–I55.3, all guests and split by guests resident in the country and abroad, January–December 2025.

Modified data: the weekdays, the “next to a weekend” lists and the month table are our own arrangement of the published dates and figures.