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Next public holiday: Immaculate Conception, Tuesday, December 8. Long weekends
Next public holidayImmaculate ConceptionTuesday, December 8, 2026 · Days left: 35National holidays 2026
New Year's DayJan 1
Thursday
Maundy ThursdayApr 2
Thursday
Good FridayApr 3
Friday
Easter SundayApr 5
Sunday
Labour DayMay 1
Friday
Battle of Arica and Flag DayJun 7
Sunday
Saint Peter and Saint PaulJun 29
Monday
Air Force DayJul 23
Thursday
Independence DayJul 28
Tuesday
Independence DayJul 29
Wednesday
Battle of JuninAug 6
Thursday
Santa Rosa de LimaAug 30
Sunday
Battle of AngamosOct 8
Thursday
All Saints DayNov 1
Sunday
Immaculate ConceptionDec 8
Tuesday
Battle of AyacuchoDec 9
Wednesday
Christmas DayDec 25
Friday
Long weekends 2026
Jan 1 – Jan 4
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysApr 2 – Apr 54 days
May 1 – May 33 days
Jun 27 – Jun 293 days
Jul 23 – Jul 26
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysJul 25 – Jul 29
Needs one bridge day off
5 daysAug 6 – Aug 9
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysOct 8 – Oct 11
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysDec 5 – Dec 9
Needs one bridge day off
5 daysDec 25 – Dec 273 days
National holidays 2027
New Year's DayJan 1
Friday
Maundy ThursdayMar 25
Thursday
Good FridayMar 26
Friday
Easter SundayMar 28
Sunday
Labour DayMay 1
Saturday
Battle of Arica and Flag DayJun 7
Monday
Saint Peter and Saint PaulJun 29
Tuesday
Air Force DayJul 23
Friday
Independence DayJul 28
Wednesday
Independence DayJul 29
Thursday
Battle of JuninAug 6
Friday
Santa Rosa de LimaAug 30
Monday
Battle of AngamosOct 8
Friday
All Saints DayNov 1
Monday
Immaculate ConceptionDec 8
Wednesday
Battle of AyacuchoDec 9
Thursday
Christmas DayDec 25
Saturday
Questions and answers
When is the next public holiday?
Immaculate Conception: Tuesday, December 8, 2026.
How many public holidays are there this year?
National holidays: 17 (2026).
Where do the holiday dates come from?
From Nager.Date, an open-source database of public holidays. Dates can change by government decision, so check official announcements for important plans.
Source: Nager.Date (MIT). Holiday names are shown as published by the source.