Bridge days 2027 in Rhineland-Palatinate
Rhineland-Palatinate · 2027
With 2 vacation days, 8 days off
- 2 opportunities in the year
- Next opportunity: Ascension Day, Thu, May 6, 1 vacation day, 4 days off
- 4 long weekends with no vacation day at all
All bridge days 2027
Weekends and public holidays count as days off. School holidays play no part.
1 vacation day, 4 days off
Ascension Day, Thu, May 6
- Thursday, May 6: Ascension Day
- Friday, May 7: Leave
- Saturday, May 8: Off
- Sunday, May 9: Off
Take off: Fri, May 7
1 vacation day, 4 days off
Corpus Christi, Thu, May 27
- Thursday, May 27: Corpus Christi
- Friday, May 28: Leave
- Saturday, May 29: Off
- Sunday, May 30: Off
Take off: Fri, May 28
Long weekends without a vacation day
The public holiday falls on a Monday or Friday.
New Year's Day
Fri, Jan 1 – Sun, Jan 3
3 days off
Good Friday and Easter Monday
Fri, Mar 26 – Mon, Mar 29
4 days off
Whit Monday
Sat, May 15 – Mon, May 17
3 days off
All Saints' Day
Sat, Oct 30 – Mon, Nov 1
3 days off
Public holidays on the weekend
These public holidays don’t bring an extra day off.
Labour Day
Sat, May 1
German Unity Day
Sun, Oct 3
Christmas Day
Sat, Dec 25
Second Day of Christmas
Sun, Dec 26
FAQs
When are the bridge days 2027 in Rhineland-Palatinate?
The bridge days 2027 in Rhineland-Palatinate: Friday, May 7; Friday, May 28.
How many vacation days do I need for all bridge days 2027?
In Rhineland-Palatinate, you need 2 vacation days for all bridge days in 2027, which gives you 8 days off. This assumes Monday to Friday as working days.
What is a bridge day?
A bridge day is a working day between a public holiday and the weekend. Take that day off and one day off turns into four.
Which bridge day pays off most in 2027?
Ascension Day gives you the most: 1 vacation day, 4 days off, Thursday, May 6 – Sunday, May 9, 2027.
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Public holidays are calculated from the states’ public holiday laws. No guarantee is made as to accuracy. Bridge days assume Monday to Friday as working days.