Liechtenstein public holidays 2026

2026 at a glance

• National Day falls on Saturday 15 August and is not moved; All Saints' Day falls on Sunday 1 November and is not moved; Saint Stephen's Day falls on Saturday 26 December and is not moved, because Liechtenstein has no statutory substitute days.
• In 2026, public holidays fall on 10 weekdays in Liechtenstein, two fewer than in 2025.

Liechtenstein has no statutory substitute days: a public holiday that falls on a Saturday or Sunday is not moved to a weekday, so the following Monday stays a working day in these counts. Candlemas (2 February) and St Joseph's Day (19 March) are not in the labour law's list of days equal to Sundays; the national administration gives them off, and they are listed but not counted.

Public holidays in 2026

15 dates are counted as non-working in Liechtenstein in 2026; 10 of them fall on a weekday.

• not counted some employers only

Also observed by some

7 more days are holidays only for some employers, sectors or areas in 2026. They are not counted as non-working days here.

Working days and hours by month

Working days are Monday to Friday minus the counted holidays. Hours are shown for a 7.5-hour and an 8-hour working day.

• Jan 20 working days in January, 2 holidays
• Feb 20 working days in February
• Mar 22 working days in March
• Apr 21 working days in April, 2 holidays
• May 18 working days in May, 4 holidays
• Jun 21 working days in June, 1 holiday
• Jul 23 working days in July
• Aug 21 working days in August, 1 holiday
• Sep 21 working days in September, 1 holiday
• Oct 22 working days in October
• Nov 21 working days in November, 1 holiday
• Dec 21 working days in December, 3 holidays

Long weekends in 2026

Runs of three or more days off in a row without taking leave.

• 3 days Saturday 4 April 2026 to Monday 6 April 2026
• 3 days Friday 1 May 2026 to Sunday 3 May 2026
• 3 days Saturday 23 May 2026 to Monday 25 May 2026
• 3 days Friday 25 December 2026 to Sunday 27 December 2026

Best days to take leave in 2026

The longest single break for each number of leave days, built around a public holiday.

Leave plans for the whole year

Non-overlapping breaks that give the most days off for a given number of leave days.

Try any budget from 1 to 30 days in the leave planner

Countdown

The days to the next holiday appear here when JavaScript is on.

The working days left this month and this year appear here when JavaScript is on.

Count working days between two dates

Calendar and data downloads

The subscription works in Google Calendar, Outlook and Apple Calendar. The CSV file also lists the days observed by some.

About public holidays in Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein has thirteen public holidays that count here, all of them days that can fall on a weekday. They come from article 18 of the Arbeitsgesetz, the labour law of 1966, which lists the holidays that rank as Sundays for employees: New Year's Day, Epiphany (6 January), Easter Monday, Labour Day (1 May), Ascension Day, Whit Monday, Corpus Christi, the Assumption (15 August), the Nativity of Mary (8 September), All Saints' Day, the Immaculate Conception (8 December), Christmas Day and St Stephen's Day. The same rules apply in all eleven municipalities of the principality.

Two more days are listed but not counted: Candlemas (2 February) and St Joseph's Day (19 March). They are not in the labour law's list, but the holiday calendar of the national administration includes both alongside the statutory days, and many people know them as holidays. If your employer gives them off, a year has up to two working days fewer than the figure shown. Easter Sunday and Whit Sunday also appear in the table, but they are Sundays and never change a count.

The Assumption on 15 August doubles as the National Day, the state holiday of the principality, so it is one date rather than two. Candlemas, St Joseph's Day and the Nativity of Mary are the days that most clearly set this calendar apart from those of its neighbours, Switzerland and Austria.

Liechtenstein does not move a holiday that falls on a Saturday or Sunday. The working week stays as it is, and the weekday that follows is a normal working day. Counts on this site therefore subtract a holiday only when it lands from Monday to Friday, so a holiday that falls on a Sunday costs nothing.

A further group of days is listed but not counted. St Berchtold's Day (2 January), Shrove Tuesday, Good Friday, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve are full days off for the staff of the national administration, and banks and many employers close, but the labour law does not make them holidays. The administration also gives bridge days after Ascension Day and Corpus Christi. If your employer closes on any of these days, take one working day off the total for each.

Source and last check

Dates are calculated with the python-holidays library 0.108 and checked against the official sources below. Last checked: 15 November 2026.

Sources

• https://www.gesetze.li/konso/pdf/1967006000?version=14
• https://www.llv.li/serviceportal2/amtsstellen/amt-fuer-personal-und-organisation/feiertage-und-dienstfreie-tage-llv.pdf

How the counts are made