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Public holidays in Málaga 2027

In 2027 Málaga has 14 public holidays: 9 national, 3 regional and 2 local (Local holiday: Málaga joining the Crown of Castile, 19 August; Local holiday: Virgen de la Victoria, Málaga’s patron saint, 8 September). There are 5 long weekends without taking any leave.

Next public holiday

All Saints’ Day

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Working calendar 2027

14 holidays: 9 national, 3 regional and 2 local

Public holidays

  1. Fri 1 JanNew Year’s Day
  2. Wed 6 JanEpiphany (Three Kings’ Day)
  3. Mon 1 MarAndalusia Day (Día de Andalucía)Trasladado al lunes por caer en domingo
  4. Thu 25 MarMaundy Thursday
  5. Fri 26 MarGood Friday

Long weekends

  • 3 daysNew Year’s DayFri 1 – Sun 3 Janno leave needed
  • 3 daysAndalusia Day (Día de Andalucía)Sat 27 – Mon 1 Marno leave needed
  • 4 daysMaundy Thursday and Good FridayThu 25 – Sun 28 Marno leave needed

The 2027 holidays are those approved by the Junta de Andalucía (BOJA) and the City Council; the national resolution in the BOE for 2027 hasn’t been published yet.

Junta de Andalucía (calendario de días inhábiles, datos abiertos) (2027)15 Oct 2026juntadeandalucia.esAyuntamiento de Málaga (2027)15 Oct 2026malaga.eu

Frequently asked questions

What are Málaga’s local holidays?

The municipality of Málaga has two local holidays a year: 19 August, marking Málaga joining the Crown of Castile, and 8 September, the day of the Virgen de la Victoria, the city’s patron saint. This year’s dates are in the calendar.

Are the holidays the same across Andalusia?

National and Andalusian ones (such as 28 February, Andalusia Day), yes. Local holidays change from one municipality to another: ask Malaga.chat about yours.

Where does the calendar come from?

From the BOE resolution with the year’s public holidays, the Junta de Andalucía decree (BOJA) with the region’s and the Málaga City Council agreement with the local ones.

What is a “puente”?

A working day between a public holiday and the weekend. The card counts the long weekends you get without taking any days off and the bridge days you get by taking one.

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