Feiertage Deutschland

Feiertage Deutschland lists Germany's nationwide public holidays and selected customary observances, with Neujahr, Karfreitag, Ostermontag, Tag der Arbeit, Christi Himmelfahrt, Pfingstmontag, Tag der Deutschen Einheit, and the first and second Christmas holidays as fixed points in the year. The entries follow the legal framework commonly used in the Federal Republic of Germany and add religious and cultural occasions that matter in public and private calendars. The feed provides a factual overview of the German holiday calendar without mixing regional variants or giving preference to individual federal states. The calendar includes not only the standard statutory holidays but also carnival days and other occasions with broad public recognition. These include Weiberfastnacht, Rosenmontag, Faschingsdienstag, Aschermittwoch, Valentinstag, and Gründonnerstag. Such entries often mark transitions between winter, Lent, and the Easter period in Germany, following a seasonal pattern relevant to schools, public administration, retail, and event planning. The sequence of movable holidays such as Karfreitag and Ostermontag makes annual planning in Berlin, Bayern, Nordrhein-Westfalen, and the other states especially dependent on the church and holiday calendar. This Smart Calendar Feed is free to subscribe in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. It keeps statutory rest days, bridge-day patterns, and recurring observances visible alongside work, travel, and family plans without manual entry. The calendar is also useful for tracking only selected parts of the year, such as the Easter week, Tag der Arbeit, or the Christmas holiday period. The data updates regularly so shifted, added, or regionally different holidays in the German annual cycle appear automatically. That is particularly important for movable observances around Easter and Pentecost, where additional non-working days or school breaks can follow. Feiertage Deutschland therefore provides a reliable frame for Germany's public calendar and for planning tied to state or church holidays.