Public Holidays by Country — Holiday List and Printable Calendar With Week Numbers
See every public holiday for a country and year, and print a calendar with ISO week numbers and the holidays marked, as a PDF.
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See every public holiday for a country and year — with the weekday, ISO week number, local name and whether it is regional or a substitute day — and print a calendar with the holidays marked.
The PDF puts the whole year on one A4 or Letter page, or a month per page, with ISO 8601 week numbers beside every row and the holidays listed underneath. You can also download the holidays as an .ics calendar file or a CSV.
Step by step
- Choose a country: Pick a country and, where it matters, a region — or “all” to see every regional holiday.
- Pick the year: Any year from 1990 to 2100.
- Print: Choose a layout, paper size and first day of the week, then Download PDF calendar.
- Export: Save an .ics file for your calendar app or a CSV for a spreadsheet.
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Good to know
Country pages: United States · United Kingdom · Ireland · Canada · Australia · New Zealand · Germany · Austria · Switzerland · France · Belgium · Netherlands · Luxembourg · Sweden · Norway · Denmark · Finland · Iceland · Italy · Spain · Portugal · Czechia · Japan.
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Questions
What week numbers does the calendar use?
ISO 8601: weeks start on Monday and week 1 contains the year’s first Thursday. If you start weeks on Sunday, each row shows the ISO week of its Monday.
Why are some countries missing?
Countries whose holidays follow the lunar, Islamic or Hebrew calendars (Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Israel…) need astronomical tables rather than rules and are not included yet.
How accurate is it?
The rules match the official lists for current years, including one-off holidays. A few dates are proclaimed yearly (for example some Australian state holidays) and future years may change, so check official sources for critical dates.
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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