In Portugal, there are 13 public holidays observed in 2024. These holidays include traditional celebrations such as New Year's Day on January 1st, Good Friday on March 29th, and Christmas on December 25th. Additionally, there are several significant national days such as Liberation Day on April 25th, Portugal Day on June 10th, and Republic Day on October 5th.

Public holidays in Portugal 2024

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Public holidays in Portugal 2025

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Informal holidays in Portugal

• Valentine's Day: February 14, Friday
• Carnival: Variable, typically in February or March, Tuesday
• Father's Day: March 19, Wednesday
• Mother's Day: First Sunday in May
• Halloween: October 31, Friday
• All Saints' Eve (Dia das Bruxas): October 31, Friday

Easter in Portugal

In Portugal, Easter is a time of vibrant traditions and religious celebrations. In 2025, Easter Sunday falls on April 20th, and the festivities are marked by family gatherings, religious processions, and community feasts. Particularly famous is the Holy Week in Braga, known for its elaborate ceremonies and ancient rituals that attract both locals and tourists. Easter Monday, celebrated on April 21st, although not a public holiday, continues the festive spirit with more intimate family time and reflection.

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Public holidays by country

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