The 2025 working calendar includes a combination of national, regional and local holidays that reflect Spain's diversity and cultural richness. Below are the working holidays corresponding to each autonomous community and the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, according to information published in the Official State Gazette (BOE).
The Ministry of Labour and Social Economy, in collaboration with the autonomous communities and the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, has published the official holidays for 2025. These holidays are divided into three categories:
- Non-replaceable national holidays : They apply throughout the Spanish territory without exceptions.
- National holidays subject to change : Autonomous communities may replace them with their own celebrations.
- Regional and local festivals : They reflect specific traditions of each region and municipality.
The total includes 14 holidays, consisting of 12 common days and up to two local days.
Common national holidays
These festivals are celebrated throughout the national territory, without the possibility of substitution by the autonomous communities:
January 1 : New Year.
April 18 : Good Friday.
May 1 : Labor Day.
August 15 : Assumption of the Virgin.
November 1 : All Saints' Day.
December 6 : Spanish Constitution Day.
December 8 : Immaculate Conception.
December 25 : Nativity of the Lord.
Festivals by autonomous communities
Andalusia
February 28 : Andalusia Day.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Aragon
April 23 : Aragon Day.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Asturias
September 8 : Asturias Day.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Balearic Islands
March 1 : Balearic Islands Day.
April 21 : Easter Monday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Canary Islands
May 30 : Canary Islands Day.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Cantabria
July 28 : Day of the Institutions of Cantabria.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Castile-La Mancha
May 31 : Day of Castilla-La Mancha.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Castile and Leon
April 23 : Feast of Castile and Leon.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Catalonia
September 11 : National Holiday of Catalonia.
April 21 : Easter Monday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Estremadura
September 8 : Extremadura Day.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Galicia
July 25 : Day of Saint James the Apostle.
May 17 : Galician Literature Day.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Community of Madrid
May 2 : Community of Madrid Festival.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Region of Murcia
June 9 : Day of the Region of Murcia.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Foral Community of Navarre
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
the Basque Country
July 25 : Saint James the Apostle.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Rioja
June 9 : La Rioja Day.
April 17 : Holy Thursday.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Valencian Community
October 9 : Valencian Community Day.
June 24 : Saint John (recoverable).
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Ceuta City
March 31 : Eid Fitr festival.
August 5 : Our Lady of Africa.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
City of Melilla
March 31 : Eid Fitr festival.
August 5 : Our Lady of Africa.
January 6 : Epiphany of the Lord (feast not replaced).
Local holidays : In addition to those mentioned, each municipality may designate up to two additional holidays that reflect its traditions.
Recoverable holidays : In some communities, such as Catalonia and the Valencian Community, certain holidays may be recoverable according to the legal framework.
The 2025 calendar of public holidays offers an opportunity to enjoy moments of rest and celebration, while reflecting the cultural richness of each region of Spain.