Public holidays 2027 in Melilla

Melilla has 14 public holidays in 2027; 11 fall on a working day.

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All public holidays with date and weekday

DateWeekdayHolidayLocal nameCountdown
FridayNew Year's DayAño Nuevo
WednesdayEpiphanyEpifanía del Señor
TuesdayEid al-Fitr (estimated)Fiesta del Eid Fitr (estimado)
ThursdayMaundy ThursdayJueves Santo
FridayGood FridayViernes Santo
SaturdayLabor DayFiesta del Trabajo
SundayEid al-Adha (estimated)Fiesta del Sacrificio-Eidul Adha (estimado)
WednesdayDay of Our Lady of VictoryDía de Nuestra Señora la Virgen de la Victoria
FridayMelilla DayDía de Melilla
TuesdayNational DayFiesta Nacional de España
MondayAll Saints' DayTodos los Santos
MondayConstitution DayDía de la Constitución Española
WednesdayImmaculate ConceptionInmaculada Concepción
SaturdayChristmas DayNatividad del Señor

Falling on a weekend in 2027: Labor Day (Saturday, 1 May), Eid al-Adha (estimated) (Sunday, 16 May) and Christmas Day (Saturday, 25 Dec).

Not a public holiday in every autonomous community, but in Melilla: Eid al-Fitr (estimated), Maundy Thursday, Eid al-Adha (estimated), Day of Our Lady of Victory and Melilla Day.

For comparison: in 2027 the number of public holidays ranges from 11 (Extremadura and Galicia) to 14 (Ceuta and Melilla). Melilla is among the autonomous communities with the most public holidays.

Days marked "observed" are substitute days off when a holiday falls on a weekend. Holidays based on a lunar calendar can shift by a day once the official announcement is made.

Dates are generated from the open-source library python-holidays and automatically cross-checked against Nager.Date and the public Google Calendar holiday calendars; every holiday on a working day must be confirmed by a second source. Official announcements take precedence, especially for holidays that depend on the moon or are declared at short notice.

Long weekends 2027

13 times a public holiday lies close to a weekend – with a little leave it becomes a long weekend:

Take leaveOffDays of leaveDays offRatioOccasion
Mon 4 Jan, Tue 5 Jan1 Jan – 6 Jan 2027263New Year's Day, Epiphany
Thu 7 Jan, Fri 8 Jan6 Jan – 10 Jan 2027252.5Epiphany
Mon 8 Mar6 Mar – 9 Mar 2027144Eid al-Fitr (estimated)
Wed 10 Mar, Thu 11 Mar, Fri 12 Mar9 Mar – 14 Mar 2027362Eid al-Fitr (estimated)
Mon 22 Mar, Tue 23 Mar, Wed 24 Mar20 Mar – 28 Mar 2027393Maundy Thursday, Good Friday
Mon 6 Sep, Tue 7 Sep4 Sep – 8 Sep 2027252.5Day of Our Lady of Victory
Thu 9 Sep, Fri 10 Sep8 Sep – 12 Sep 2027252.5Day of Our Lady of Victory
Mon 13 Sep, Tue 14 Sep, Wed 15 Sep, Thu 16 Sep11 Sep – 19 Sep 2027492.3Melilla Day
Mon 11 Oct9 Oct – 12 Oct 2027144National Day
Wed 13 Oct, Thu 14 Oct, Fri 15 Oct12 Oct – 17 Oct 2027362National Day
Tue 2 Nov, Wed 3 Nov, Thu 4 Nov, Fri 5 Nov30 Oct – 7 Nov 2027492.3All Saints' Day
Tue 7 Dec4 Dec – 8 Dec 2027155Constitution Day, Immaculate Conception
Thu 9 Dec, Fri 10 Dec8 Dec – 12 Dec 2027252.5Immaculate Conception

Counted are gaps of up to four working days between a public holiday and the weekend or another public holiday. "Ratio" = days off per day of leave. Weekends follow the local working week.

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