Italy public holidays 2027

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1. Fri, 01 Jan 2027New Year's Day

   Italy’s calendar lists Capodanno, or New Year’s Day, on 1 January 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied context explains its place as the first day of the Gregorian calendar year, a date widely used for the civil new year. The record does not describe particular Italian customs or establish how individuals observe the day, so those details are not assumed here. Its listing supports treating it as a public-holiday entry for Italy.

2. Wed, 06 Jan 2027Epiphany

   The calendar lists Epifania, or Epiphany, on 6 January 2027 as a public holiday in Italy. The accompanying context excerpt only notes that “Epiphany” may refer to different things; it does not explain the feast or its Italian observance. The date and public classification are therefore supported by the calendar record, while details about the holiday’s meaning, customs, or legal basis are not established by the supplied material. Those points would need an authoritative Italian source for confirmation.

3. Mon, 29 Mar 2027Easter Monday

   Italy’s calendar lists Lunedì di Pasqua, or Easter Monday, on 29 March 2027 as a public holiday. In the supplied context, the day is described as the second day of Eastertide and, in Western Christianity, the second day of the Octave of Easter. The calendar establishes the Italian date and classification; the excerpt supplies general Christian context. It does not specify Italian regional customs or how widely particular traditions are observed.

4. Sun, 25 Apr 2027Feast of St Mark · VE-VE

   The calendar records Festa di San Marco as a public holiday entry for region VE-VE on 25 April 2027; it does not present the entry as nationwide. The supplied context identifies 25 April as the feast day commemorating Mark the Evangelist. Together, these sources support the date and the connection to Saint Mark, while the calendar indicates the regional scope. They do not establish further local traditions or the precise legal arrangements attached to the listing.

5. Sun, 25 Apr 2027Liberation Day

   Italy’s calendar lists Anniversario della liberazione d’Italia, or Liberation Day, on 25 April 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied context places Italy among countries where Liberation Day marks release from both foreign occupation and a collaborationist regime. This supports the holiday’s broad commemorative meaning, but the excerpt does not detail the events behind Italy’s particular observance or its history. The nationwide classification here follows the calendar listing, rather than a separate review of Italian law.

6. Wed, 28 Apr 2027Sardinia's Day · SA

   The calendar lists Sa Die de Sa Sardigna, or Sardinia’s Day, on 28 April 2027 for region SA and classifies it as public. No contextual source was supplied, so the listing alone cannot verify the observance’s background, its exact geographic reach, or the legal basis for the classification. This entry is therefore limited to the date, name, and regional scope shown in the calendar. An official Sardinian source would be useful for confirming those additional details.

7. Sat, 01 May 2027Labour Day

   Italy’s calendar lists Festa del lavoro, or Labour Day, on 1 May 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied context connects Labour Day in many countries with International Workers’ Day and describes it as an annual recognition of the labour movement and its achievements. The excerpt also discusses the holiday’s labour-history background in general terms. It does not describe Italy-specific commemorations, so this entry avoids attributing particular events or customs to Italian observance.

8. Mon, 17 May 2027Whit Monday · TR-BZ

   The calendar lists Lunedì di Pentecoste, or Whit Monday, on 17 May 2027 for region TR-BZ, rather than as a nationwide Italian entry. The supplied context explains that Whit Monday follows Pentecost and that its date shifts with Easter. This supports the religious-calendar context and the movable nature of the observance, while the regional scope comes from the calendar. The supplied material does not verify local customs or the legal details of the regional listing.

9. Wed, 02 Jun 2027Republic Day

   Italy’s calendar lists Festa della Repubblica, or Republic Day, on 2 June 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied context explains the general purpose of a Republic Day: commemorating a country’s becoming a republic. That supports the broad meaning of the name, but the excerpt does not give details of Italy’s specific historical events or public ceremonies. The date and nationwide classification in this entry come from the calendar record; further historical detail would require a country-specific source.

10. Thu, 24 Jun 2027St. John the Baptist · LI-GE

    The calendar records San Giovanni Battista, or Saint John the Baptist, on 24 June 2027 for region LI-GE and classifies the entry as public. The supplied materials provide no context about this observance, its local history, or its precise geographic reach. Accordingly, this entry reports only what the calendar lists and does not treat the observance as nationwide or infer particular customs. A local authority source could clarify whether the listing applies to a city, a wider area, or a specific public-holiday arrangement.

11. Thu, 24 Jun 2027St. John the Baptist · PI-TO

    For 24 June 2027, the calendar lists San Giovanni Battista, or Saint John the Baptist, as a public entry for region PI-TO. No explanatory source accompanies the listing, so the supplied evidence cannot establish the observance’s background, legal basis, or exact local coverage. The date and name are reported as recorded, without assuming nationwide recognition or attributing traditions to residents. An appropriate municipal or regional authority could confirm how the calendar’s regional code maps to the holiday’s actual scope.

12. Thu, 24 Jun 2027St. John the Baptist · TO-FI

    The calendar lists San Giovanni Battista, or Saint John the Baptist, on 24 June 2027 for region TO-FI and marks it as public. No contextual source was supplied to explain the observance or verify the area covered by that code. This entry therefore reports the calendar’s date, name, and regional designation without claiming national coverage or describing unverified customs. A relevant local authority could confirm whether the entry concerns a particular municipality or a broader jurisdiction and clarify its public-holiday status.

13. Tue, 29 Jun 2027Saints Peter and Paul · LA-RM

    The calendar lists Santi Pietro e Paolo, the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, on 29 June 2027 for region LA-RM; it does not list this entry as nationwide. The supplied context says the feast honors the apostles’ martyrdom in Rome and is observed liturgically on 29 June. These sources support the date and religious association, while the calendar supplies the local scope. They do not establish specific local customs or the precise legal arrangements behind the public-holiday classification.

14. Thu, 15 Jul 2027Saint Rosalia · SI-PA

    The calendar lists Santa Rosalia on 15 July 2027 for region SI-PA, rather than as a nationwide Italian holiday. The supplied context identifies Rosalia as a hermit and patron saint of Palermo, which supports the connection between the saint and the local entry. The materials do not describe the observance’s events or confirm its precise legal and geographic scope. This entry therefore stays with the date, name, regional designation, and biographical information directly supported by the supplied evidence.

15. Sun, 15 Aug 2027Assumption Day

    Italy’s calendar lists Ferragosto, or Assumption Day, on 15 August 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied context explains the Catholic belief that Mary was taken body and soul into heaven and confirms that the feast is celebrated on 15 August. This supports the religious meaning associated with the calendar entry. The materials do not detail Italy-specific customs or distinguish the religious observance from other meanings the name Ferragosto may carry, so no such claims are made here.

16. Sun, 19 Sep 2027St. Januarius · CM-NA

    The calendar records San Gennaro, or Saint Januarius, on 19 September 2027 for region CM-NA and classifies the entry as public. No contextual source was supplied to confirm the observance’s background, legal status, or geographic reach. The entry is therefore limited to the date, name, and region code provided; it does not assume the holiday is nationwide or describe local practices. A regional or municipal authority could verify which communities are covered and the basis for the calendar’s classification.

17. Mon, 04 Oct 2027St. Petronius · ER-BO

    The calendar lists San Petronio, or Saint Petronius, on 4 October 2027 for region ER-BO and marks it as public. No contextual source accompanies the entry, leaving its local history, precise geographic coverage, and legal basis unverified here. The information presented is consequently limited to the calendar’s date, name, and regional designation. It should not be read as a nationwide holiday listing. An official local source could confirm the relevant jurisdiction and whether the date is formally recognized there.

18. Sat, 30 Oct 2027St. Saturninus · SA-CA

    The calendar records San Saturnino, or Saint Saturninus, on 30 October 2027 for region SA-CA as a public entry. No contextual source was provided, so the supplied evidence does not confirm the observance’s history, its precise local reach, or the legal basis for the classification. This entry reports only what the calendar states and does not imply that the holiday applies throughout Sardinia or Italy. A local authority could clarify which area the regional code represents and the date’s formal status.

19. Mon, 01 Nov 2027All Saints' Day

    Italy’s calendar lists Ognissanti, or All Saints’ Day, on 1 November 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied context describes it as a Christian holy day honoring all the saints of the Church and notes its place in Western Christian observance. It also distinguishes the date from All Souls’ Day, which commemorates the faithful departed. The excerpt includes examples of practices in various countries, but does not establish which customs are typical in Italy; none are attributed here.

20. Wed, 03 Nov 2027St. Justus · FV-TS

    The calendar lists San Giusto, or Saint Justus, on 3 November 2027 for region FV-TS and classifies the entry as public. No contextual source was supplied to explain the observance or establish which communities it covers. This entry therefore reports the calendar record without adding an unverified history, local tradition, or claim of nationwide status. An official authority in the relevant area could clarify how the regional code maps to the listing and whether the date has formal local public-holiday recognition.

21. Mon, 06 Dec 2027St. Nicholas · PU-BA

    The calendar lists San Nicola, or Saint Nicholas, on 6 December 2027 for region PU-BA; it is not presented as a nationwide Italian entry. The supplied context identifies 6 December as the feast day of Saint Nicholas of Myra in Western Christian countries. This supports the date and religious association, but not specific customs in the Italian region named by the calendar. The local scope and public classification are reported as listed, without assuming wider coverage or adding unverified traditions.

22. Tue, 07 Dec 2027St. Ambrose · LO-MI

    The calendar lists Sant’Ambrogio, or Saint Ambrose, on 7 December 2027 for region LO-MI and marks it as public. Since no contextual source was supplied, this entry cannot verify the observance’s history, the precise area covered, or its legal basis. It reports the calendar’s date, name, and regional designation without assuming nationwide recognition or describing local customs. A municipal or regional authority could confirm how the listing applies and whether the date is formally recognized as a public holiday.

23. Wed, 08 Dec 2027Immaculate Conception

    Italy’s calendar lists Immacolata Concezione, or the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, on 8 December 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied context explains the Catholic doctrine that Mary was free from original sin from the moment of her conception and confirms the feast date. This is distinct from a celebration of Jesus’ conception. The materials support the religious meaning and date, but do not detail particular Italian customs or the legal basis for the nationwide classification.

24. Sat, 25 Dec 2027Christmas Day

    Italy’s calendar lists Natale di Gesù, or Christmas Day, on 25 December 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied context describes Christmas as a religious and cultural festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed primarily on that date. It also notes that people may mark the season in different ways, but does not establish which customs are common in Italy. The calendar supports the date and public classification; this entry does not assume that everyone observes the day in the same way.

25. Sun, 26 Dec 2027St. Stephen's Day

    Italy’s calendar lists Santo Stefano, or Saint Stephen’s Day, on 26 December 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied context identifies the day with Stephen, described as the first Christian martyr, and gives 26 December as its Western Christian date. It also places the day within the Christmas season. These sources support the religious association and date, but do not establish specific Italian observances or traditions. The nationwide public-holiday classification reported here is the one in the calendar record.