Long weekends in Argentina, 2026

Long weekends

• 4 days*Thursday 1 January 2026 – Sunday 4 January 2026

  Año Nuevo

  💡 Take Friday off for this 4-day break.

• 4 daysSaturday 14 February 2026 – Tuesday 17 February 2026

  Carnaval, Carnaval

• 4 days*Saturday 21 March 2026 – Tuesday 24 March 2026

  Día Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia

  💡 Take Monday off for this 4-day break.

• 4 daysThursday 2 April 2026 – Sunday 5 April 2026

  Día del Veterano y de los Caídos en la Guerra de Malvinas, Viernes Santo

• 3 daysFriday 1 May 2026 – Sunday 3 May 2026

  Día del Trabajador

• 3 daysSaturday 23 May 2026 – Monday 25 May 2026

  Día de la Revolución de Mayo

• 3 daysSaturday 13 June 2026 – Monday 15 June 2026

  Paso a la Inmortalidad del General Martín Miguel de Güemes

• 4 days*Thursday 9 July 2026 – Sunday 12 July 2026

  Día de la Independencia

  💡 Take Friday off for this 4-day break.

• 3 daysSaturday 15 August 2026 – Monday 17 August 2026

  Paso a la Inmortalidad del General José de San Martín

• 3 daysSaturday 10 October 2026 – Monday 12 October 2026

  Día del Respeto a la Diversidad Cultural

• 3 daysSaturday 21 November 2026 – Monday 23 November 2026

  Día de la Soberanía Nacional

• 4 days*Saturday 5 December 2026 – Tuesday 8 December 2026

  Día de la Inmaculada Concepción de María

  💡 Take Monday off for this 4-day break.

• 3 daysFriday 25 December 2026 – Sunday 27 December 2026

  Navidad

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A long weekend here means three or more consecutive non-working days — weekends plus any public holiday that touches them. Entries marked * aren't automatic: they need the one marked day of leave to happen. Everything assumes a standard Saturday–Sunday weekend and a five-day week, and counts nationwide public holidays only — confirm your own leave rules and any regional holidays before booking.