Argentina

Public holidays in Argentina in 2023

Argentina had 19 public holidays in 2023; 15 fall on weekdays.

January

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March

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Holiday

Long weekends and bridge days in 2023

  • Sat 18 Feb – Tue 21 Feb4 days off · Shrove Monday
  • Fri 24 Mar – Sun 26 Mar3 days off · Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice
  • Fri 7 Apr – Sun 9 Apr3 days off · Good Friday
  • Sat 29 Apr – Mon 1 May3 days off · Labour Day
  • Thu 25 May – Sun 28 May4 days off · Day of the May Revolution and Bridge Day
  • Sat 17 Jun – Tue 20 Jun4 days off · Anniversary of the Passing to Immortality of General Martín Miguel de Güemes, Bridge Day and Anniversary of the Passing to Immortality of General Manuel Belgrano
  • Sat 19 Aug – Mon 21 Aug3 days off · Anniversary of the Passing to Immortality of General José de San Martín
  • Fri 13 Oct – Mon 16 Oct4 days off · Bridge Day and Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity
  • Sat 18 Nov – Mon 20 Nov3 days off · Day of National Sovereignty
  • Fri 8 Dec – Sun 10 Dec3 days off · Immaculate Conception of Mary
  • Sat 23 Dec – Mon 25 Dec3 days off · Christmas Day

Counted with the weekend in Argentina (Saturday and Sunday) and the holidays that apply everywhere: a long weekend is three or more days off in a row, and a bridge day is a single working day between a holiday and a weekend or another holiday.

All public holidays in Argentina in 2023

DateHolidayType
Sun 1 Janon a weekendNew Year's DayAño NuevoPublic holiday
Mon 20 FebShrove MondayCarnavalPublic holiday
Tue 21 FebShrove TuesdayCarnavalPublic holiday
Fri 24 MarDay of Remembrance for Truth and JusticeDía Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la JusticiaPublic holiday
Sun 2 Apron a weekendDay of the Veterans and the Fallen in the Malvinas WarDía del Veterano y de los Caídos en la Guerra de MalvinasPublic holiday
Thu 6 AprMaundy ThursdayJueves SantoBanks and offices closed
Fri 7 AprGood FridayViernes SantoPublic holiday
Mon 1 MayLabour DayDía del TrabajadorPublic holiday
Thu 25 MayDay of the May RevolutionDía de la Revolución de MayoPublic holiday
Fri 26 MayBridge DayFeriado Puente TurísticoPublic holiday
Sat 17 Junon a weekendAnniversary of the Passing to Immortality of General Martín Miguel de GüemesPaso a la Inmortalidad del General Don Martín Miguel de GüemesPublic holiday
Mon 19 JunBridge DayFeriado Puente TurísticoPublic holiday
Tue 20 JunAnniversary of the Passing to Immortality of General Manuel BelgranoPaso a la Inmortalidad del General D. Manuel BelgranoPublic holiday
Sun 9 Julon a weekendIndependence DayDía de la IndependenciaPublic holiday
Mon 21 AugAnniversary of the Passing to Immortality of General José de San MartínPaso a la Inmortalidad del General José de San MartínPublic holiday
Fri 13 OctBridge DayFeriado Puente TurísticoPublic holiday
Mon 16 OctDay of Respect for Cultural DiversityDía del Respeto a la Diversidad CulturalPublic holiday
Mon 20 NovDay of National SovereigntyDía de la Soberanía NacionalPublic holiday
Fri 8 DecImmaculate Conception of MaryInmaculada Concepción de MaríaPublic holiday
Mon 25 DecChristmas DayNavidadPublic holiday

Good to know

  • Dates worked out from the date-holidays rules, version 3.37.0, and checked day by day against Nager.Date’s for 2026 to 2028.
  • 2023 wasn’t among the years checked; its dates follow the same rules.
  • Days marked “banks and offices closed” aren’t public holidays, but banks and many offices close.
  • A holiday declared at short notice, for an event or an election, may be missing.