Spain's 2028 public holiday calendar is a leap year with several excellent placements. Epiphany (6 January) falls on a Friday — the Cabalgata de Reyes parades take place on Thursday evening 5 January, and the Friday public holiday gives families a three-day Three Kings weekend. Labour Day (1 May) falls on a Monday — automatic long weekend.
Easter Sunday is 16 April 2028. Good Friday is 14 April. Semana Santa processions in Seville, Málaga, and across Spain fall in the week of 10–14 April — a classic mid-April Holy Week timing.
Spain's National Day (12 October) falls on a Thursday in 2028 — taking Friday 13 October as leave creates a four-day Puente for the military parade and Día de la Hispanidad celebrations. Constitution Day (6 December) falls on a Wednesday and the Immaculate Conception (8 December) on a Friday — workers taking Thursday 7 December as leave get a five-day break from Wednesday 6 to Sunday 10 December.
When is Semana Santa in Spain in 2028?
Semana Santa falls in mid-April 2028. Easter Sunday is 16 April, so Good Friday is 14 April and Palm Sunday is 9 April. The Semana Santa processions take place during the week of 9–14 April — a classic spring Holy Week timing.
Is Epiphany (6 January) favourable in Spain in 2028?
Yes — Epiphany falls on a Friday in 2028. Cabalgata de Reyes parades take place on Thursday evening 5 January, and the Friday public holiday gives families a three-day Three Kings weekend. One of the best Epiphany placements of the decade.
Does Spain's National Day create a Puente in 2028?
Yes — National Day (12 October) falls on a Thursday in 2028. Taking Friday 13 October as annual leave creates a four-day Puente from Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 October.
Is the December holiday window good in Spain in 2028?
Yes — Constitution Day (6 December) is a Wednesday and the Immaculate Conception (8 December) is a Friday. Taking Thursday 7 December as leave creates a five-day break from Wednesday 6 to Sunday 10 December — one of the longest possible December Puente breaks.
Is 2028 a leap year in Spain?
Yes — 2028 is a leap year with 366 days. The extra day (29 February) falls during the school year. It does not add a public holiday but shifts the day-of-week alignment for subsequent fixed-date holidays.