Wednesday · Dia de Portugal, de Camões e das Comunidades Portuguesas
5d agoPublic
1
Jul
Madeira Day
Wednesday · Dia da Madeira
in 16dPublic
15
Aug
Assumption Day
Saturday · Assunção de Nossa Senhora
in 61dPublic
5
Oct
Republic Day
Monday · Implantação da República
in 112dPublic
1
Nov
All Saints Day
Sunday · Dia de Todos-os-Santos
in 139dPublic
1
Dec
Restoration of Independence
Tuesday · Restauração da Independência
in 169dPublic
8
Dec
Immaculate Conception
Tuesday · Imaculada Conceição
in 176dPublic
25
Dec
Christmas Day
Friday · Natal
in 193dPublic
26
Dec
St. Stephen's Day
Saturday · Primeira Oitava
in 194dPublic
Source: Nager.Date public holiday API
About public holidays in Portugal
In 2026, Portugal has 17 official public holidays. The month with the most holidays is December, with 4. 2 months have no public holiday at all.
There are 5 potential long weekends this year, from holidays landing on a Monday or Friday. Meanwhile, 5 holidays fall on a Saturday or Sunday.
The longest stretch without a public holiday runs from Assumption Day (August 15) to Republic Day (October 5): 51 days.
The first holiday of the year is New Year's Day (January 1) and the last is St. Stephen's Day (December 26).
Long weekends in 2026
Holidays landing on a Monday or Friday
Good Friday
April 3 · Friday
Labour Day
May 1 · Friday
Azores Day
June 1 · Monday
Republic Day
October 5 · Monday
Christmas Day
December 25 · Friday
Frequently asked questions
How many public holidays does Portugal have in 2026?+
Portugal has 17 official public holidays in 2026, with December being the busiest month (4).
What is the first public holiday of 2026 in Portugal?+
The first public holiday of 2026 is New Year's Day, on January 1.
How many long weekends are there in Portugal in 2026?+
5 holidays land on a Monday or Friday, which can create long weekends.
Which 2026 holidays fall on a weekend in Portugal?+
5 holidays fall on a Saturday or Sunday: Easter Sunday (April 5), Freedom Day (April 25), Assumption Day (August 15), All Saints Day (November 1), St. Stephen's Day (December 26).