German workers have one of the most vacation day allowances in the year. By all means they have more paid holiday breaks than anywhere else. Yet, they are also one of the most efficient countries in the world. It seems that the extra vacation days in Germany does not hinder their ever growing economy. The following holidays are good to mark on your calendar. During these holidays almost everyone gets the day off.
Top List of German Vacation Days
- New Year’s Day 1 January
- Valentine’s Day 4 February
- Daylight Saving Time 5 March
- April Fool’s Day 1 April
- Good Friday Friday before Easter Sunday in April
- Easter Monday Day after Easter Sunday in April
- Labor Day / May Day 1 May
- Mother’s Day 2 nd Sunday of May
- Ascension 17 May
- White Monday 28 May
- National Day 3 October
- Daylight Saving Time 28 October
- Bank holiday 24 December
- Christmas Day 25 December
- 2 nd Christmas Day 26 December
- Bank Holiday 31 December
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