Planning your year in Madrid? Knowing the official holidays is crucial for both residents and visitors alike. This comprehensive guide provides the definitive calendar of public holidays in Madrid for 2024 and 2025, encompassing both national and local festivities. We'll break down the dates, ensuring you're fully prepared for a year filled with celebrations and potential travel disruptions.
Calendario Laboral Madrid 2024
The official calendar for Madrid in 2024 includes a blend of national holidays celebrated throughout Spain and local festivities unique to the vibrant capital. Remember that while these dates are typically non-working days, always confirm with your employer for specific work arrangements.
National Holidays (Spain):
- January 1st: Año Nuevo (New Year's Day)
- January 6th: Epifanía del Señor (Epiphany)
- March 29th: Viernes Santo (Good Friday)
- April 1st: Lunes de Pascua (Easter Monday)
- May 1st: Día del Trabajo (Labor Day)
- August 15th: Asunción de la Virgen (Assumption of the Virgin)
- October 12th: Día de la Hispanidad (National Day of Spain)
- November 1st: Todos los Santos (All Saints' Day)
- December 6th: Día de la Constitución Española (Constitution Day)
- December 8th: Inmaculada Concepción (Immaculate Conception)
- December 25th: Navidad (Christmas Day)
Local Holidays (Madrid): (These can change slightly year to year, so always double-check closer to the date)
- May 2nd: This date often marks a local holiday in Madrid. Always confirm.
- Other potential local holidays: Madrid frequently adds other local holidays throughout the year to celebrate patron saints and other local events. Check with official Madrid city government resources closer to the date for the most up-to-date information.
Calendario Laboral Madrid 2025
The 2025 calendar will follow a similar structure, with the national holidays remaining consistent. The specific dates will shift slightly due to the calendar year.
National Holidays (Spain): (Dates to be confirmed closer to 2025. These are approximate based on typical calendar movements)
- January 1st: Año Nuevo (New Year's Day)
- January 6th: Epifanía del Señor (Epiphany)
- April 18th (approx): Viernes Santo (Good Friday)
- April 21st (approx): Lunes de Pascua (Easter Monday)
- May 1st: Día del Trabajo (Labor Day)
- August 15th: Asunción de la Virgen (Assumption of the Virgin)
- October 12th: Día de la Hispanidad (National Day of Spain)
- November 1st: Todos los Santos (All Saints' Day)
- December 6th: Día de la Constitución Española (Constitution Day)
- December 8th: Inmaculada Concepción (Immaculate Conception)
- December 25th: Navidad (Christmas Day)
Local Holidays (Madrid): (These are projections and require confirmation closer to 2025)
- May dates (approx): Expect similar local holidays around May as in 2024. Check official sources for accuracy.
- Other potential local holidays: As with 2024, additional local holidays may be announced closer to the date.
Important Considerations
- Official Sources: Always verify these dates with the official websites of the Ayuntamiento de Madrid (Madrid City Council) and the Ministerio de Trabajo y Economía Social (Ministry of Labour and Social Economy) for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
- Regional Variations: While this calendar focuses on Madrid, other regions of Spain may observe different local holidays.
- Business Closures: Many businesses in Madrid will close or operate on reduced hours during public holidays. Plan accordingly for travel and shopping.
This guide provides a valuable starting point for planning your activities in Madrid for 2024 and 2025. Remember to consult official sources for the most precise information, especially as you approach the specific dates. Enjoy your time in Madrid!
