Nationwide rules first
Statutory public holidays in Switzerland. Quickly check all official dates and plan your paid days off.
The ultimate planning view for public holidays, school breaks, regional holidays, and useful free-day ideas in Switzerland.
Switch the year, filter holiday types, and seamlessly compare all cantons in one compact overview.
The overview combines Swiss public-holiday rules, regional holiday data and official school-calendar dates. Filters, quick links and planning summaries build on that shared date basis.
Start with the matrix when you need the full picture. Continue with the smart holiday planner for concrete leave days, the school-holiday page for family trips, and calendar weeks for seamless project coordination.
Statutory public holidays in Switzerland. Quickly check all official dates and plan your paid days off.
Summer, Winter, Easter, and Autumn breaks. Specific dates vary by canton and planning context.
Maximize your time off: with well-placed public holidays, individual vacation days can become longer free blocks.
Quick answers for cantonal holidays, work planning, school breaks, and regional differences.
No. Switzerland has a strongly cantonal holiday structure. Federal Day on 1 August is nationwide; many other public holidays depend on the canton, municipality, employer and collective agreement.
A date can be a public holiday in one canton and a normal working day in another. For planning, use the canton of the workplace, school or concrete appointment.
No. School holidays are organised by canton and often by municipality or school authority. Families should compare public holidays with the EDK school-holiday context and the local school calendar.
Start with the workplace canton, then check school holidays, public transport, appointments and calendar weeks. The same date can affect teams differently across cantons.