Belgium Public Holidays — Feestdagen and Jours Fériés with Week Numbers
Belgium’s 10 public holidays (feestdagen / jours fériés) for any year, plus the three community days, with week numbers and a printable PDF calendar.
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Belgium’s 10 public holidays (feestdagen / jours fériés) for any year, plus the three community days, with week numbers and a printable PDF calendar.
Seven are fixed — 1 January, 1 May, 21 July, 15 August, 1 November, 11 November and 25 December — and three follow Easter. Unlike most countries, Belgium doesn’t lose a holiday that falls on a Sunday: the employer must give a replacement day, agreed at company level or set by the sector’s joint committee.
Holidays per year, with how many fall on a weekday — 2026: Belgium 10 (8 on weekdays) · 2027: Belgium 10 (7 on weekdays).
Step by step
- Pick the year: Use the arrows or type any year from 1990 to 2100; the list for Belgium updates as you type.
- Choose your community: “All communities” shows every regional holiday tagged with where it applies; pick one community to see only its days.
- Print the calendar: Choose the whole year on one page or a month per page, A4 or Letter, and weeks starting Monday or Sunday, then click Download PDF calendar.
- Add it to your calendar: Calendar file (.ics) imports the holidays as all-day events into Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar; Spreadsheet (.csv) opens in Excel or Numbers.
Handy for
Replacement days
See which holidays fall on a Sunday this year, so you know how many replacement days your employer has to set.
A wall or desk calendar
The one-page PDF fits all twelve months, ISO week numbers and the holiday list for Belgium on a single sheet.
Shared team calendars
Import the .ics into a shared calendar so everyone sees the community’s holidays.
Good to know
Belgium has 10 legal public holidays. When one falls on a Sunday (or another usual day off), employers must give a replacement day, chosen at company or sector level — so it is not shown as a fixed date.
Community holidays (11 July, 27 September, 15 November) are days off for some public services, not legal holidays for private employers.
Count the days between two dates, minus these holidays, with the Belgium working days calculator.
Want photos and your own events on a calendar? Use the Calendar Maker.
Questions
Is 11 July a holiday in Flanders?
It’s the Day of the Flemish Community: Flemish government services close, but it isn’t a legal public holiday, so most private-sector employees work.
How far ahead and back does the Belgium calendar go?
Any year from 1990 to 2100, worked out from the holiday rules — fixed dates, Easter, nth weekdays and the substitution rules — with known one-off holidays and start and end years applied. Dates a government proclaims each year can change, so check official sources for future years.
Is anything sent to a server?
No. The holiday rules and every calculation run in your browser, and the PDF, calendar file and CSV are made on your device. Nothing you type — dates, extra days off — leaves it.
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