Holidays in Argentina 2025: Calendar to Plan Your Trip
Holidays and especially long weekends create opportunities for tourism and also lead to higher occupancy rates in travel destinations. In this article, you'll find all the holidays in Argentina in 2026 to help you organize your trip better.
Knowing the national holidays is essential to plan your trip and explore Argentina in 2026 while making the most of your experience.
Identifying holidays can help international travelers better choose when to visit certain destinations. Do you prefer traveling to a city full of movement and tourists? Or would you rather visit destinations during quieter times of the year? Popular places may vary in accommodation availability and prices, as well as airfare costs.
When are the holidays: National non-working days in 2026
In 2026, Argentina will observe a total of 19 national holidays, including 3 tourism-related holidays, according to the official government calendar. These tourism-focused holidays, strategically placed throughout the year, aim to promote travel within Argentina and diversify tourism offerings across the country.
By carefully considering Argentina’s holiday calendar, travelers can maximize their experiences, immerse themselves in local culture, and create unforgettable memories. Whether you are drawn to the bustling streets of Buenos Aires or the natural wonders of Patagonia, Argentina welcomes you to embark on an adventure filled with exploration, discovery, and excitement.
Holidays in Argentina 2026, month by month:
January
Thursday 1: New Year’s Day. Fixed holiday.
February
Monday 16 and Tuesday 17: Carnival. Fixed holiday.
March
Monday 23: Non-working day for tourism purposes.
Tuesday 24: National Day of Memory for Truth and Justice. Fixed holiday.
April
Thursday 2: Day of the Veteran and the Fallen in the Malvinas War. Fixed holiday.
Friday 3: Good Friday – Christian holiday. Fixed holiday.
May
Friday 1: Labor Day. Fixed holiday.
Monday 25: May Revolution Day. Fixed holiday.
June
Monday 15: Commemoration of the Passing of General Martín Miguel de Güemes. Transferable holiday (originally June 17).
Saturday 20: Commemoration of the Passing of General Manuel Belgrano. Fixed holiday.
July
Thursday 9: Independence Day. Fixed holiday.
Friday 10: Non-working day for tourism purposes.
August
Monday 17: Commemoration of the Passing of General José de San Martín. Transferable holiday.
September
There are no national holidays in September.
Saturday 12 and Sunday 13: Jewish New Year. Non-working days.
Monday 21: Day of Atonement. Non-working day.
October
Monday 12: Day of the Race.
November
Monday 23: National Sovereignty Day. Transferable holiday (originally November 20).
December
Monday 7: Non-working day for tourism purposes.
Tuesday 8: Immaculate Conception of Mary. Fixed holiday.
Friday December 25: Christmas Day. Fixed holiday.
Long weekend bridge holidays in 2026
The government has also established bridge holidays, strategically placed to create long weekends. In 2026, these fall on March 23, July 10, and December 7. These bridges are ideal for local tourists looking to explore Argentina’s diverse attractions.
These holidays aim to boost tourism activity across the country and reduce seasonality in domestic travel. They complement the 12 fixed holidays and 4 transferable holidays.
When is the next long weekend?
For those seeking extended breaks, Argentina offers several long weekends throughout the year, perfect for short vacations:
- February 14–17: 4 days
- March 21–24: 4 days
- April 2–5: 4 days
- May 1–3: 3 days
- May 23–25: 3 days
- June 13–15: 3 days
- July 9–12: 4 days
- August 15–17: 3 days
- October 10–12: 3 days
- November 21–23: 3 days
- December 5–8: 4 days