Luxembourg public holidays 2027

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1. Fri, 01 Jan 2027New Year

   Luxembourg's supplied calendar lists 1 January as New Year (Neujahr), classified PUBLIC. In the Gregorian calendar, this date begins the civil year; that general point is supported by the supplied New Year reference. The calendar entry provides the Luxembourg date and classification, but it does not establish detailed statutory arrangements, closures, or how residents observe the day. No particular celebration should be assumed to be universal.

2. Fri, 26 Mar 2027Good Friday

   Luxembourg's calendar lists Good Friday (Karfreitag) on 26 March 2027 with the classification BANK. In Christian observance, Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus, as described in the supplied reference. The bank-holiday classification should not be read as proof that it is a general statutory day off for all workers. The supplied record does not identify which financial services close or what arrangements apply to particular employees.

3. Mon, 29 Mar 2027Easter Monday

   Luxembourg's calendar lists Easter Monday (Ostermontag) on 29 March 2027 as a public holiday. Easter Monday falls the day after Easter Sunday and, in Western Christianity, is the second day of Eastertide. The date moves from year to year with Easter. The supplied material establishes the listed Luxembourg date and classification, but does not describe local services, customs, or detailed employment rules; those should not be inferred from the holiday name alone.

4. Sat, 01 May 2027Mayday

   The supplied calendar lists 1 May as Mayday, with the local name 1. Mai, and classifies it as PUBLIC. In Luxembourg, this date is observed as Labour Day, also known internationally as International Workers' Day. The supplied Mayday excerpt instead discusses the radio distress signal, so it is not evidence about this holiday. The calendar supports the listed date and classification; an official national source would be needed to confirm legal details and employment arrangements.

5. Thu, 06 May 2027Ascension Day

   Luxembourg's supplied calendar lists Ascension Day (Christi Himmelfahrt) on 6 May 2027 as a public holiday. In the Christian calendar, Ascension Day commemorates the ascension of Jesus into heaven and is linked to the date of Easter. No contextual source was supplied here, so the calendar is the evidence for Luxembourg's date and classification; it does not describe local observance or establish detailed legal and employment arrangements.

6. Sun, 09 May 2027Europe Day

   Luxembourg's calendar lists Europe Day (Europatag) on 9 May 2027 as a public holiday. The supplied reference describes 9 May as the European Union's Europe Day, associated with peace and unity in Europe and the 1950 Schuman Declaration. The Council of Europe has a separate Europe Day on 5 May, so the two dates should not be confused. The supplied material does not detail Luxembourg's specific ceremonies or the practical effects of the public-holiday classification.

7. Mon, 17 May 2027Whit Monday

   Luxembourg's calendar lists Whit Monday (Pfingstmontag) on 17 May 2027 as a public holiday. Also called Pentecost Monday, it falls the day after Pentecost, so its date varies with Easter. The supplied reference describes its place in the Christian liturgical calendar; it does not establish any particular Luxembourg custom. The calendar supports the date and public classification, but further official information would be needed for detailed legal or employment arrangements.

8. Wed, 23 Jun 2027Grand Duke's Birthday

   The supplied calendar lists Grand Duke's Birthday (Großherzogsgeburtstag) on 23 June 2027 as a public holiday. In Luxembourg, 23 June is also the country's National Day, traditionally styled as the Grand Duke's official birthday. That title refers to the official celebration date and need not coincide with the monarch's personal birth date. No contextual source was supplied for this entry, so the calendar supports the listed date and classification, while an official national source would best confirm legal details and current terminology.

9. Sun, 15 Aug 2027Assumption

   Luxembourg's calendar lists Assumption (Mariä Himmelfahrt) on 15 August 2027 as a public holiday. In Christian usage, the name refers to the Assumption of Mary, a belief that the supplied reference describes as her being taken up into heaven. The reference provides general religious context rather than details about Luxembourg's local observance. The calendar supports the Luxembourg date and classification, but does not set out practical closure or employment arrangements.

10. Mon, 01 Nov 2027All Saints

    The supplied calendar lists All Saints (Allerheiligen) on 1 November 2027 as a public holiday in Luxembourg. All Saints' Day is a Christian observance; the supplied context identifies it as a holiday but gives no further details about Luxembourg. The calendar supports the listed date and classification, not specific customs or the precise practical effect of the holiday for workplaces and services. Those details should be checked against official Luxembourg information rather than assumed from the name.

11. Sat, 25 Dec 2027Christmas Day

    Luxembourg's supplied calendar lists Christmas Day (Erster Weihnachtsfeiertag) on 25 December 2027 as a public holiday. Christmas is a Christian feast commemorating the birth of Jesus, though it is also observed culturally in many places. No contextual source was supplied for this entry, so the calendar is the evidence for Luxembourg's date and classification; it does not describe local practices or establish detailed workplace and service arrangements.

12. Sun, 26 Dec 2027Boxing Day

    The supplied calendar lists Boxing Day, with the local name Zweiter Weihnachtsfeiertag, on 26 December 2027 as a public holiday. The local name means the second Christmas holiday; in Luxembourg, the date is commonly identified as Saint Stephen's Day or the second day of Christmas, rather than by the English term Boxing Day. The supplied reference explains the wider use of the Boxing Day name but does not establish Luxembourg's official terminology. The calendar supports the listed date and classification.