Liechtenstein public holidays 2027

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

   Liechtenstein's supplied 2027 calendar lists 1 January as New Year's Day, or Neujahr, and classifies it as a public holiday. In the Gregorian calendar, this date marks the beginning of the year. The accompanying context also notes that the date is widely celebrated internationally, but does not establish particular Liechtenstein customs. The calendar entry supports the date and classification; it does not by itself confirm the holiday's precise legal scope or how it is observed locally.

2. Wed, 06 Jan 2027Epiphany

   Liechtenstein's supplied 2027 calendar records 6 January as Heilige Drei Könige (Epiphany) and classifies it as a public holiday. The accompanying context excerpt does not explain the feast; it only notes that “Epiphany” can have multiple meanings. Accordingly, this entry does not assert a particular local ritual, church practice, or legal effect beyond the calendar's listing. An official Liechtenstein holiday or legal source could clarify national coverage and any specific local observance.

3. Mon, 29 Mar 2027Easter Monday

   Easter Monday, or Ostermontag, falls on 29 March in 2027 and is listed as a public holiday in Liechtenstein's supplied calendar. The accompanying context describes it as the second day of Eastertide. In Western Christianity, it is the second day of the Octave of Easter; in Eastern Christianity, it is the second day of Bright Week. Those descriptions provide religious context, but do not establish particular Liechtenstein customs or the holiday's precise legal coverage.

4. Sat, 01 May 2027Labour Day

   Liechtenstein's supplied calendar lists Labour Day, or Tag der Arbeit, on 1 May 2027 as a public holiday. The accompanying context explains that Labour Day is linked with International Workers' Day in many countries and with the labour movement. It also describes the eight-hour-day movement as part of the holiday's historical background. This general context does not establish how the day is observed in Liechtenstein, or the exact legal scope of the calendar's public-holiday classification.

5. Thu, 06 May 2027Ascension Day

   The supplied Liechtenstein calendar lists 6 May 2027 as Ascension Day, or Christi Himmelfahrt, and classifies it as a public holiday. No contextual excerpt accompanies this entry, so the supplied evidence does not explain the observance or describe local customs. This entry therefore reports the calendar's date, name, and classification without adding an account of religious meaning or legal effect. An official Liechtenstein source could confirm the holiday's scope and provide locally relevant context.

6. Mon, 17 May 2027Pentecost Monday

   Pentecost Monday, or Pfingstmontag, is listed in Liechtenstein's supplied calendar for 17 May 2027 as a public holiday. The accompanying context describes it as the day after Pentecost, a movable feast whose date depends on Easter. The English name Whit Monday is also used for the observance. These details explain its place in the Christian calendar, but do not establish specific Liechtenstein traditions or the legal reach of the public-holiday listing.

7. Thu, 27 May 2027Corpus Christi

   Liechtenstein's supplied 2027 calendar lists Corpus Christi, or Fronleichnam, on 27 May and classifies it as a public holiday. The accompanying excerpt gives only a brief Latin gloss of the name and notes that the term may have multiple uses; it does not explain the feast or its local observance. This entry therefore keeps to the calendar's listing rather than asserting particular religious practices, customs, or legal details. An authoritative Liechtenstein source could clarify those points.

8. Sun, 15 Aug 2027National Day (Assumption)

   The supplied Liechtenstein calendar lists 15 August 2027 as National Day (Assumption), giving the local name Staatsfeiertag (Maria Himmelfahrt), and classifies it as a public holiday. No contextual excerpt was supplied to explain the relationship between the National Day label and the Assumption designation, or to describe local observances. This entry reports the calendar's wording without adding details about ceremonies, religious practice, or legal scope. An official Liechtenstein source could clarify those points.

9. Wed, 08 Sep 2027Nativity of Mary

   The Nativity of Mary, or Mariä Geburt, is listed in Liechtenstein's supplied calendar for 8 September 2027 as a public holiday. The accompanying context identifies it as a Christian feast celebrating the birth of Mary, mother of Jesus. It notes that the modern Biblical canon does not record Mary's birth and that the feast has a longer history in Christian tradition. This religious background does not establish specific Liechtenstein customs or the exact legal scope of the calendar entry.

10. Mon, 01 Nov 2027All Saints' Day

    Liechtenstein's supplied calendar lists All Saints' Day, or Allerheiligen, on 1 November 2027 as a public holiday. The accompanying context describes it as a Christian holy day honoring all the saints of the Church and notes that 1 November is used in Western Christian practice. It also places the date within the wider Allhallowtide period. These general details do not establish how the day is observed locally or the precise legal scope of the calendar's classification.

11. Wed, 08 Dec 2027Immaculate Conception

    The Immaculate Conception, or Mariä Empfängnis, is listed in Liechtenstein's supplied calendar for 8 December 2027 as a public holiday. The accompanying context explains that the doctrine concerns Mary being free from original sin from the moment of her conception. It also notes that the Catholic Church defined the doctrine as dogma in 1854. This describes the religious teaching, not the details of local observance or the precise legal scope of the calendar listing.

12. Sat, 25 Dec 2027Christmas Day

    Christmas Day, or Weihnachten, is listed in Liechtenstein's supplied calendar for 25 December 2027 as a public holiday. The accompanying context describes Christmas as a religious and cultural festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed primarily on this date. It also notes that Christmas is a liturgical feast central to Christianity and a public holiday in many countries. These general facts do not establish particular Liechtenstein traditions or the exact legal scope of the calendar listing.

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

    The supplied Liechtenstein calendar lists 26 December 2027 as St. Stephen's Day, or Stephanstag, and classifies it as a public holiday. No contextual excerpt was provided to explain the observance, its religious background, or local customs. This entry therefore reports only the date, name, and classification given in the calendar, without assuming how the day is observed or what legal coverage applies. An official Liechtenstein holiday or legal source could confirm its scope and provide local context.