Public holidays Saxony 2028
Saxony · 2028
11 public holidays, 10 of them Monday to Friday
- First public holiday: New Year's Day, Saturday, January 1
- 1 falls on a weekend
All public holidays 2028 in Saxony
New Year's DayWeekend
Sat, Jan 1
Good Friday
Fri, Apr 14
Easter Monday
Mon, Apr 17
Labour Day
Mon, May 1
Ascension Day
Thu, May 25
Bridge day possible
Whit Monday
Mon, Jun 5
German Unity Day
Tue, Oct 3
Bridge day possible
Reformation Day
Tue, Oct 31
Bridge day possible
Only in 9 states
Repentance and Prayer Day
Wed, Nov 22
Bridge day possible
Statewide only in Saxony
Christmas Day
Mon, Dec 25
Second Day of Christmas
Tue, Dec 26
Not everywhere in Saxony
Public holidays that apply only in parts of the state. They are not counted above.
Corpus Christi
Thu, Jun 15
In individual municipalities around Bautzen, Kamenz and Hoyerswerda. The list is in the state’s Corpus Christi ordinance.
Not a public holiday in Saxony
These days are public holidays only in other states.
All Saints' Day
Wed, Nov 1
Public holiday in 5 states
Epiphany
Thu, Jan 6
Public holiday in 3 states
International Women's Day
Wed, Mar 8
Public holiday: Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
75th anniversary of June 17, 1953
Sat, Jun 17
Public holiday: Berlin
FAQs
How many public holidays does Saxony have in 2028?
Saxony has 11 public holidays in 2028. 10 of them fall between Monday and Friday, 1 on a weekend.
Which public holidays in 2028 apply in Saxony but not in every state?
On top of the 9 nationwide public holidays, Saxony also has: Reformation Day (Tue, Oct 31) and Repentance and Prayer Day (Wed, Nov 22).
Is All Saints' Day a public holiday in Saxony?
No. All Saints' Day is not a public holiday in Saxony. That day (Wed, Nov 1, 2028) is a day off in: Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, and Saarland.
Which public holidays fall on a weekend in 2028?
In Saxony, these fall on a weekend in 2028: New Year's Day (Sat, Jan 1).
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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.


