All Public Holidays 2026
Discover 791 unique holidays celebrated across 246 countries worldwide.
Today's Holidays
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2,426 remainingNew Year
New Year's Day
New Year's Day
New Year
New Year's Day
New Year's Day
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3 holidaysA
40 holidaysB
28 holidaysC
59 holidaysD
64 holidaysE
50 holidaysF
36 holidaysG
16 holidaysH
18 holidaysI
54 holidaysJ
7 holidaysK
15 holidaysL
33 holidaysM
43 holidaysN
53 holidaysO
24 holidaysP
36 holidaysQ
2 holidaysR
35 holidaysS
69 holidaysT
35 holidaysU
8 holidaysV
13 holidaysW
38 holidaysY
9 holidaysMost Celebrated Holidays
ANZAC Day
Celebrated in 4 countries
17 May Constitution Day (1814)
Celebrated in 1 countries
1848 Revolution Memorial Day
Celebrated in 1 countries
2nd January
Celebrated in 1 countries
ANZAC Day Observed
Celebrated in 1 countries
Abolition Day
Celebrated in 1 countries
Abolition of Slavery
Celebrated in 1 countries
Action Day for Tolerance and Respect between People
Celebrated in 1 countries
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many public holidays are there worldwide in 2026?▼
There are 2,426 public holiday occurrences across 246 countries in 2026. When grouped by holiday name, there are 791 unique holidays, with many celebrated in multiple countries.
What are the most common public holidays worldwide?▼
The most widely celebrated holidays include New Year's Day (observed in almost every country), Christmas Day (observed in most Christian-majority countries), Labor Day / May Day (celebrated on May 1 in many countries), and Independence Day (various dates depending on country).
Do public holidays fall on the same date every year?▼
Some holidays have fixed dates (like Christmas on December 25), while others are moveable based on lunar calendars (like Easter, Eid) or follow rules like "the third Monday of January" (like Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the US).
What is the difference between public holidays and bank holidays?▼
Public holidays (also called national holidays) are days recognized by a country's government when most businesses and schools are closed. Bank holidays is a term primarily used in the UK and Ireland, referring to days when banks are closed, which often overlap with public holidays.