Liechtenstein · 2026

Long weekends in Liechtenstein, 2026

In 2026, holidays give Liechtenstein6 runs of at least three consecutive days off, the longest lasting 4 days. Below they are listed in calendar order, followed by the bridge days that stretch a short break into a long one.

6Long weekends
7Bridge days
4Longest break (days)
21Days inside breaks

Every long weekend, in date order

Starts Ends Days off Because of
Thu 1 Jan Sun 4 Jan 4 days New Year's Day, St. Berchtold's Day
Sat 31 Jan Mon 2 Feb 3 days Candlemas
Fri 3 Apr Mon 6 Apr 4 days Good Friday, Easter Monday
Fri 1 May Sun 3 May 3 days Labour Day
Sat 23 May Mon 25 May 3 days Pentecost, Whit Monday
Thu 24 Dec Sun 27 Dec 4 days Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, St. Stephen's Day

Bridge days

A bridge day is a lone working day sitting between a holiday and the weekend. Book that one day as leave and the time off joins up into four days or more. Offices tend to be quiet on these dates even though nobody is officially off.

Date Weekday Next to
5 Jan 2026 Monday Epiphany
16 Feb 2026 Monday Shrove Tuesday
20 Mar 2026 Friday Saint Joseph's Day
15 May 2026 Friday Ascension Day
5 Jun 2026 Friday Corpus Christi
7 Sep 2026 Monday Nativity of Our Lady
7 Dec 2026 Monday Immaculate Conception

The cheapest leave of the year: spending 7days of annual leave on the bridges above gives you 7 breaks of at least four days. Expect colleagues to have the same idea, so request these early.

How we find them

Each day of 2026 is marked as a working day or a day off, using Liechtenstein's weekend pattern and its nationwide holidays. Consecutive days off are joined into runs; a run of three days or more that includes at least one holiday counts as a long weekend. A plain two-day weekend never qualifies.

Regional holidays are not part of this calculation. If your region has its own dates, you may get extra long weekends that do not appear in the national list.

Back to the Liechtenstein2026 holiday calendar or check working days between two dates.