Public holidays 2027 in the canton of St. Gallen
The canton of St. Gallen has 9 statutory holidays in 2027; 6 fall on a weekday. 1 bridge day(s) allow long weekends.
Statutory holidays 2027
| Date | Holiday | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Friday, January 1, | New Year's Day | nationwide |
| Friday, March 26, | Good Friday | cantonal · 24 of 26 cantons |
| Monday, March 29, | Easter Monday | cantonal · 17 of 26 cantons |
| Thursday, May 6, | Ascension Day | nationwide |
| Monday, May 17, | Whit Monday | cantonal · 17 of 26 cantons |
| Sunday, August 1, | Swiss National Day | nationwide · weekend |
| Monday, November 1, | All Saints' Day | cantonal · 12 of 26 cantons |
| Saturday, December 25, | Christmas Day | nationwide · weekend |
| Sunday, December 26, | St. Stephen's Day | cantonal · 15 of 26 cantons · weekend |
Bridge days and long weekends 2027
- Fri, 7 May off (Ascension Day) → 4 days off
At least three days off without leave: Fri, 1 Jan–Sun, 3 Jan (3 days, New Year's Day) · Fri, 26 Mar–Mon, 29 Mar (4 days, Good Friday + Easter Monday) · Sat, 15 May–Mon, 17 May (3 days, Whit Monday) · Sat, 30 Oct–Mon, 1 Nov (3 days, All Saints' Day)
What is special in St. Gallen
- All Saints' Day (Mon, 1 Nov) is a holiday here — only in 12 of 26 cantons.
Frequently asked
How many public holidays does St. Gallen have in 2027?
9 statutory holidays, 6 of them on a weekday. That is rank 11 of 26.
Is Good Friday 2027 a holiday in St. Gallen?
Yes, on Friday, March 26, 2027.
Is 1 May 2027 a holiday in St. Gallen?
No, 1 May is not a holiday in St. Gallen.
Is 2 January a holiday in St. Gallen?
No, 2 January is a regular working day in St. Gallen.
Which bridge days are there in St. Gallen in 2027?
Friday, May 7, 2027 (Ascension Day, 4 days off).
Holidays 2027 in other cantons
ZHZurichBEBernLULucerneURUriSZSchwyzOWObwaldenNWNidwaldenGLGlarusZGZugFRFribourgSOSolothurnBSBasel-CityBLBasel-CountrySHSchaffhausenARAppenzell Outer RhodesAIAppenzell Inner RhodesSGSt. GallenGRGrisonsAGAargauTGThurgauTITicinoVDVaudVSValaisNENeuchâtelGEGenevaJUJura
Source: Federal Office of Justice list and cantonal law; dates computed, no guarantee. Method and sources